Sentence examples for long tackled from inspiring English sources
Umar Cheema, an investigative reporter for a major Pakistani newspaper, The News, has long tackled difficult and risky topics.
The Chinese authorities have long tackled the rise in communicable diseases among gay men with all the sensitivity of a swinging billy club.
In coach Carr's final game before retirement and Long's final game as a Wolverine, the team won the 2008 Capital One Bowl against the Florida Gators in a game that included an attempted Jake Long tackle eligible screen pass.
The stories in Tenth of December – one just two pages long – tackle disturbing subjects including rape and abduction.
From health care to immigration to gun control, America should have long ago tackled these problems with common-sense, practical approaches, rather than getting mired down in ideological debates.
BEHIND THE NEWS Frustrated lawmakers said the automakers had waited too long to tackle deep-rooted problems -- and had fought too long against environmental and fuel economy initiatives -- to win much sympathy now.
Two jobs that had been on the back-burner for far too long needed tackling.
Some experts worry that Germany has already waited too long to tackle the issue.
An "evening of long scissor tackles", Süddeutsche Zeitung called the robust performance.
And if Europe takes too long to tackle its problems, it may wake up from its slumbers to find it's a lot smaller in globaal terms.
It was a theory that captured the New Labour leadership – as long as tackling poverty was made a priority, then the rich should be allowed to flourish.
