Sentence examples for post tackling from inspiring English sources

"It may seem counterintuitive," wrote Cox in his post Tackling the Great Talent Mismatch, but "while there are signs of economic recovery in many places, there's an ever-greater gulf between the needs of employers and the skills of those looking for work".

The second post tackled the L which stands for Lopsiding.

Donald Trump's healthcare plan, specked out in a web post, tackles the advancing issue of drug prices with an aged concept the importation of foreign drugs that are ostensibly cheap because they flow from countries that impose price controls.

I thought the defence stepped up another notch: there was intensity in the hit and the post tackle work, either 'jackling' on the ball or winning the space over the ball, something that defence coach Matt Taylor is very big on.

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In part one of this post, we tackled the rhetorical foundations of persuasion and your persuasive goals, as a candidate, when appealing to an employer.

In what proved to be an awkward juxtaposition, the disclosure of the records — which revealed the Clintons to be in the top one-hundredth of 1percentt, or roughly 14,500, of all taxpayers — came on the day that Mrs. Clinton called for the creation of a cabinet-level post to tackle poverty.

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This is exactly the same, we have to work hard in the tackle and post-tackle.

Whenever I see someone hugging the ball to himself post-tackle, I'll scream at the screen: "Release!

All Blacks captain Richie McCaw said there were some obvious areas to work on: "I thought we defended pretty well but it was what we were doing post-tackle, going off our feet.