Sentence examples for possible tackle from inspiring English sources

As the Giants prepared for the season, Bober was initially expected to be a backup and a possible tackle; Dusty Zeigler was supposed to be the starting center.

In the game against the 49ers, in the last quarter, he broke into the secondary and was pursued by one defensive man (I think a safety) coming across the the field latterly and Jacobs ran out of bounds rather than take the hit or try to run through a possible tackle.

With the more recent development of techniques for high-throughput sequencing of cDNAs (RNA-seq), it has become possible tackle the transcriptome by direct sequencing, eliminating the problem of cross-hybridization and leading to much lower estimates of the proportion of the genome that is transcribed.

Osborne says it would not be possible to tackle the deficit without tackling the £200bn welfare budget.

Soaps have many characters and intersecting plotlines, making it possible to tackle multiple issues simultaneously.

Only through co-ordinated government action is it possible to tackle climate change effectively.

It is possible to tackle the stage as a one-day, round-trip from Scarborough, skipping the first 30km.

"If it did everything possible to tackle climate change, then things would eventually change for the better.

Instead of months, it may be possible to tackle the symptoms of PTSD in just seven days.

It should be possible to tackle that without bulldozing restrictions that protect the countryside.But the government's approach, say campaigners, signals that resistance will often be futile.

If too little acetylcholine is part of the problem, then it might be possible to tackle the deficiency by inhibiting the activity of this enzyme.