Sentence examples for interested in tackling from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't interested in writing about Muslims and Jews per se, but I am always interested in tackling subjects that aren't being tackled, just for the sake of newness," he told The Independent.

But these options only work when families are aware of and interested in tackling this issue.

We wanted to learn what topics students were interested in tackling in d.school courses.

GAZETTE: What are some issues you are particularly interested in tackling in your new role?

Diabetes is an important issue in India, but why are you personally interested in tackling it?

But that's an engineering problem that Fairfield and the rest of the X team aren't interested in tackling.

Girls are as terrifically athletic as boys, they are playing more sports and are interested in tackle football.

What he is interested in is tackling the largely unconnected network of weblogs, introducing network publishing to make it easier for the reader to get to things that might be of interest.

Compounding the difficulty is the fact that both countries are struggling economically and the Chinese and American publics appear far more interested in jobs than in tackling environmental problems, a task that would necessarily be costly.

7. CLEVELAND BROWNS -- The team's brain trust recently flew around the country to interview quarterbacks, including Philip Rivers and Ben Roethlisberger, but the Browns are also interested in left tackle Robert Gallery.

"When you are sat as a kid you need to be entertained to get into the match and I have found the same with my children when I take them - they are not interested in hard tackles, they want people who score goals and look good.