Sentence examples for or tackled from inspiring English sources

A much nastier shortage, that of medicine, is hardly being noticed or tackled at all.

How has Australian art engaged with immigration, or tackled politics and racism?

Many others resemble each other and raise similar points of law: they are considered together, or tackled through pilot cases.

Of course, the outlook for Syria remains highly uncertain, and the conflict there cannot be understood or tackled in isolation.

The colt has never attempted the mile-and-an-eighth distance of the Haskell or tackled a field with a horse as seasoned as Point Given.

Relatives of some of the hundreds of people who died at Stafford hospital between 2005 and 2009 as a result of poor care have called on him to resign since last month's publication of Robert Francis QC's report into how "systemic failures" in NHS culture meant problems were not identified or tackled quickly enough.

OR, tackle one and bag it.

San Francisco did not run, block or tackle well.

Either that or tackle some rather scary terrain, also not ideal.

The newly transformed undead somewhat impatiently listen to rules that include no biting or tackling.

Both men may talk about "welfare reform" or tackling crime in the inner cities.