Sentence examples for merely tackling from inspiring English sources

For a third consecutive game, the Packers linebacker was called for roughing when it looked for all the world as if he were merely tackling quarterbacks the way players are taught, cleanly and without malice.

So Ms. Nogueira gets bonus points merely for tackling the subject, even if some of her arguments are a little obvious: "You are manufacturing intimacy!" Him exclaims at one point.

A common complaint expressed towards providing superficial clinical judgment, tackling merely immediate clinical symptoms, and offering 'quick fix' solutions such as painkillers, while unheeding a broader perspective on the patient medical problems.

"The public look to the criminal justice system to demonstrate that crime is taken seriously, but that means tackling and preventing crime effectively, not merely locking up more and more offenders at massive cost to the taxpayer".

To argue that one can overcome the problems arising from poor quality of teaching in rural areas by using technology alone is absurd; it is like arguing that malnutrition can be tackled merely by using vitamin and mineral supplements!

The IGR is not meant to provide the answers for tackling this imbalance, merely to highlight the issues confronting the budget over the medium to long run.

The government has stuck to merely toying with bank reform rather than tackling the root of the bad-debt problem.

For a long time, critics of prohibition have argued that tackling the drugs business in one place merely serves to push it elsewhere, thus rendering the exercise futile.

The sweet ball from Luther Burrell, the man of the match, which put the lurking North over in the left corner was merely the latest example and the England centre's tackling also gave his Test rivals food for thought.

The pope is very critical of anybody who stands in the way of tackling the problem of global warming – whether they are merely indifferent or actively sceptical.

Despite his emphasis on policy, Romney offers no major new proposals, and often merely lists the pros and cons of the leading options for tackling some of the thorniest issues facing the country.