Sentence examples for less tackling from inspiring English sources

"There's probably less tackling, which was a big part of my game," he said.

How are SAFe and LeSS tackling these systemic problems, and why have these approaches been selected?

Defenders rarely lay a hand on him, much less tackle him.

Government won't function, much less tackle deficits, without that money.

Both are likely to concentrate on new strictures to limit government deficits and debts, and to say rather less about tackling the region's growing imbalances.

Totaling a little more than $300 billion over a decade, the new cuts are aimed less at tackling $1 trillion-plus government deficits and more at preventing cuts to troop levels and military modernization.

The world has been broadly successful in harnessing economic growth to improve delivery of basic needs, but rising wealth is less effective in tackling more intractable, less tangible problems like intolerance and exclusion, and policies to tackle these are needed, according to the latest Social Progress Index.

A. Before opening any new messages, you may want to scan for those you are most likely able to answer in two minutes or less, and tackle those immediately.

Depending on which scenario you're in, you'll have either more or less to tackle but both are going to be pretty hard confessions: Hiding one big secret: In the case where you didn't tell your online honey that you have kids or work in a profession that many would consider to be dubious, you can focus on that one aspect in terms of your confession.

But they have been much less successful in tackling the country's economic problems.

You get more carbon reduction for less money by tackling the power sector and maybe the building sector.