Sentence examples for has really tackled from inspiring English sources

"This is the first German series since Das Boot that has really tackled this subject matter and done it so well," she said.

Given how outdated the construction process and many of the designs and features of today's new construction homes often are, it's a bit of a surprise that nobody has really tackled this market yet.

It's the first book where I've really tackled that".

By early 2007, no one else had really tackled the problem of recreating the online help desk for companies, and the team started to get paranoid.

Score: 1 Guardian verdict: Other black leaders have followed Obama's historic example, including two attorneys general, but the failure of the criminal justice system to respond to the killings of young black men has raised questions about whether institutional racism has really been tackled under his presidency.

But Barnes says: 'It hasn't really tackled the inadequacy of money when a baby is born.' Contact details: Gingerbread: 0800 018 4318.

I think the link between sexuality and mental illness is an important issue and one we have to really tackle.

They could have jumped on the stage and really tackled this kid.

Ms Thacker said the authority had "really stepped up its commitment" to tackling the problem and it was a "huge priority".

You've really got to be good tackling, because the run-after-catch guys, they don't go down with one hit".

We've really got to get all hands on deck and tackle all of the issues".