Sentence examples for intense tackling from inspiring English sources

Xhaka's first outing as captain, a home game against Augsburg, serves as a microcosm of the player: an extraordinary amount of running, intense tackling, a goal, superb passing – and then substituted in the 77th minute on a yellow card, having given away a penalty, and in real danger of being sent off.

The games are intense – tackles flying in hard and fast as the ball is punted and dribbled back and forth, often with great skill.

While ablation technologies – they also commonly include radiofrequency ablation and cryoablation, which destroys tumours using intense cold – are not tackling the underlying cause of the disease, their impact can be enormous as they relieve pain and often prolong survival for many years, all at a low cost.

CPUs are not capable of tackling these intense calculations in parallel.

Mr. Barak also has an opportunity to tackle intense political disharmony within his governing coalition.

Mr. Barak also now has some breathing room -- diplomatically and politically -- to focus on the Palestinian peace track and to tackle intense political disharmony within his coalition.

Nike had been caught with excess inventory in important markets like China and was finding it difficult to tackle intense competition, while distributors and retailers remained wary in an uncertain economy.

Mr Zuma's government has been under intense pressure to tackle crime as South Africa has one of the highest murder and rape rates in the world, analysts say.

Western Australia Fire Commissioner Wayne Gregson told a news conference that the fire in Yarloop was too intense to be tackled head-on.

There should be intense co-operation on things like tackling terrorism, but, as far as possible, decisions affecting the people of a country should be made by the government of that country.

These well-intentioned experiments are tackling these problems through intense field testing.