Sentence examples for had always tackled from inspiring English sources

But when the N.F.L. told linebacker James Harrison 12 days ago that the way he thought he had always tackled was wrong, he reacted not with the studied determination it took for him to make it to the league, but with the ferocity that has propelled him to the elite of defensive players.

Though he has always tackled death, it has a new urgency now.

He has always tackled every situation with his habitual determination and customary pluck".

Mr. Kentridge, born in Johannesburg in 1955, has always tackled an immense and urgent subject: his country's anguish and inequity in the wake of apartheid.

HEMPSTEAD, N.Y., Aug. 28 — David Harris has always tackled challenges head-on, a trait that serves him well as an inside linebacker.

"The Body Shop has always tackled uncomfortable, not widely recognized issues," said Sophie Gasperment, the chief executive of Body Shop International for almost two years.

"Which really led me to believe that basically that this can't be tackled in the way we've always tackled these things in the past simply by sending information and education in schools.

Julie Myerson's novels have always tackled edgy subject matter but in writing her latest, she was seeking to escape from a trauma that was horribly close to home As thrillers get ever more graphic, overblown and bloody, Geordie crime writer Martyn Waites is making a stand against 'immoral' and 'reactionary' storylines.

As an artist Ms. Kidjo has always tackled serious social issues, but her chief commitment is to education.

Taking the principle behind Last.fm and widening it out is an idea the two had always wanted to tackle.

In addition to being a key device to the future of computing, Morin also said that an iPad version will help get Path in front of new and different audiences, and noted that the company had always wanted to tackle an iPad-specific design.