Sentence examples for is never tackled from inspiring English sources

Yet it is never tackled directly.

This is a sport in sore need of leadership, beset by problems that are never tackled because no one has the authority or the will.

What we have is a system where, in the universities that pride themselves on being among the best in the world, race issues are never tackled head-on but instead brushed under the carpet.

But Reynolds's case posed more difficult questions about his fitness, and the source of his money, which were never tackled, and to which football clubs are still vulnerable.

But if the sanitation issues that caused the infection are never tackled, re-infection is possible.

Linbury Studio theatre, London, 29 September-4 October (020-7304 4000) Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui is never shy of tackling major themes.

Swan will tell the function: "Just as there are people who will say that the time is never right to tackle climate change, there'll always be those who will say the time is not right for an Australian head of state".

The biggest indictment of Mr Miliband's leadership is that he never tackled this dangerous perception.

"Tackling hard issues that have been ignored for years is never easy".

It tackles the ambivalence about assimilation and offers a voice whose sentimentality is never cloying.

"My injury was never really a tackling injury, it was more of a load-and-impact thing.