Sentence examples for good at tackling from inspiring English sources
Totalitarian states like China (see article) are not particularly good at tackling awkward problems either.
"The leader of our choir, she's quite good at tackling the nerves with the children.
And he was really good at tackling whatever task he had to take on.
That he was born in India lends weight to his argument that business is quite good at tackling poverty.
In office, Labour was good at tackling poverty among children and pensioners – who the public see as "deserving".
Suppliers have been very good at tackling their cost base and rapidly adjusting it for a 30-40% decline in volume.
"We just didn't do a good job at tackling Williams, Tuttlee said.
Finally, House Bill 364 misdirects good intentions at tackling bullying in schools and instead takes aim at transgender children who already feel unsafe and unprotected.
Overall [CAP's proposal] reflects a very good start at tackling two problems in the child care market: the high cost of care experienced by many families and the low quality of care offered by far too many providers.
Beware if you have a shot at tackling him, because he's very good at avoiding tacklers with his agility and quickness.
Like, epically, historically bad at tackling?
