Sentence examples for natural tackling from inspiring English sources

Tripp is a wonderful athlete who will find a way to contribute with his intelligence and natural tackling ability.

The Giants still have Luke Petitgout, a former first-round draft pick, and he is a natural tackle.

Written about "humanity at its most natural" and tackling themes of love, death and religion, Hozier told the Irish Times: "I found the experience of falling in love or being in love was a death, a death of everything".

Green-minded advocates also think Mr Ibrahim should think of applying a new criterion for managing natural resources and tackling climate change.

He took on many charitable tasks, such as chairing the council of the Ditchley Foundation and also the Disasters Emergency Committee, which brought together the efforts of organisations including Oxfam and the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development in tackling natural calamities.

The designed pilot-scale physical model is effective in tackling natural attenuation and EISB processes for site remediation.

Another advantage of using gossiping to implement partial views is that it provides a natural mechanism for tackling changes to the network by disseminating information about newly joined nodes or by gradually removing from partial views nodes that left the system.

The Oslo process had run its natural course; if anything, tackling the sensitive final status issues came too late, not too soon.

Critics argue that Mr Hu's natural caution stopped him tackling these issues, emphasising stability instead.

Such practices have a very important role in maintaining the rural environment but have to face practical difficulties tackling the natural handicap of mountainous territories and have to bear the costs associated with transporting the livestock to the mountains for seasonal grazing.

South-east Asia analyst Maria Patrikainen of IHS said that while the Indonesian government had increased its efforts to tackle natural hazards since the 2004 tsunami, many provinces still lack resources equipped to deal with natural disasters.