Sentence examples for much tackled from inspiring English sources

She based this on the testimony of several friends who had been in that situation, which struck Adichie as the kind of thing – "the secret society of immigrants, where you meet people and immediately get a sense that they must have come undocumented" – that hasn't been much tackled in fiction.

If you are the kind of person that does not like to clean much, tackle a different part of the closet every day.

And Prime Suspect doesn't so much tackle big issues as run screaming towards them, sirens blazing.

(When I attended Tilden, the traditional Thanksgiving game with Thomas Jefferson High was scrubbed because of fears that there would be as much tackling in the stands as on the field).

That certainly contributes to the terrible tackling that has plagued many defenses this season, compounding a problem that Edwards said was created in large part by rules that limited practices in full pads, which in turn limited how much tackling could be worked on during training camp and the regular season.

The opening of the first half was a scoreless affair, with much tackling and scrummaging on the heavy ground.

How much they tackle the job.

Will providing expatriate workers a danger pay do much to tackle China's pollution crisis?

My problem is that I know too much to tackle that.

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

One struck him as "uninspired" and another needed a gut renovation, which was too much to tackle.