Sentence examples for hasn't tackled from inspiring English sources

It's not that Mr. Levy hasn't tackled it.

RON CARTER, the eminent jazz bassist, is 74, and there isn't much he hasn't tackled.

We have an issue with so-called drinking urgency that extending pub opening times hasn't tackled.

Kaggle, with a membership of 650,000 data scientists, hasn't tackled an environmental problem before.

Zemeckis hasn't tackled a war scenario since 1994's Forrest Gump, which turned out pretty well for the film-maker.

The eurozone hasn't tackled its banking crisis properly yet while it seeks to impose new rules on the City, not all of them wise.

But Radcliffe has not tackled the distance since winning the world championships in Helsinki, Finland, in August 2005.

Carr has not tackled just what makes Wagner's music so intoxicatingly dangerous.

The troika's prescription of tax increases, privatisations and spending cuts has not tackled Greece's debt crisis.

Another reality, if no surprise, is that Mr. Bush has not tackled many of the most nettlesome issues.

Mr Miliband will claim that it is "no accident" that Mr Cameron's government has not tackled abuse of the tax rules.