Sentence examples for it can tackle from inspiring English sources

The new UN-backed unity government in Tripoli has made a plea for support in rebuilding its shattered navy and coastguard so it can tackle migrant and arms traffickers operating in increasing numbers across the wartorn country and in its seas.

"The FA is the organisation for the job, but it has some way to go getting its own house in order before it can tackle the problems in the English game, and address the future," Whittingdale added.

The latest addition to the growing field of fast four-legged robots is no bigger than a housecat, yet it can tackle more realistic terrain than its larger predecessors.

The Georgian army needs to be able to defend itself before it can tackle the terrorists who the Pentagon says live on its borders.

HSIN CHONG CONSTRUCTION GROUP Concerns that new construction may contract in Hong Kong are widespread, but this versatile company ought to adapt well because it can tackle different kinds of work better than most of its peers, according to Peter Milliken, an analyst at DBS Securities Hong Kong.

It can tackle swarms of drones at once if necessary.

Well-equipped do-it-yourselfers can tackle LP coasters, which require the use of a hole saw and C-clamps.

McCaffrey: If you can look at negotiation for what it is - a collaboration and an opportunity to share our needs - instead of what we fear it to be, you can tackle it with more courage versus fear.

One of the most important positive things you can put across to parents with the under ones is that now is the best time to tackle it because if you can tackle it then you know the under ones still eat what they're given, they don't eat what they take, they eat what they're given, you can start to reverse the trend.

"That's actually quite useful for people to know," says Otto, since it means policymakers can tackle other drivers of drought, like increases in water usage.

When it's broken down into less-daunting components, they can tackle it with confidence.