Sentence examples for still tackle from inspiring English sources

It seems government can still tackle big problems.

The reforms themselves, however, still tackle only one aspect of the challenges around data and privacy.

There are other issues that the Legislature could still tackle if it really had the will.

But Mr. Muse said the firm would still tackle larger deals, often with a partner, if they were tempting enough.

If a ground-level garden is out of your reach, you can still tackle gardening on a much smaller scale.

Tickets to the main race have sold out but for £8 you can still tackle one lap of the eight-mile course.

She still tackles the big themes in her books.

He still tackles shocking subjects, from last meals on death row to City cocaine-taking, with a brazen bravado.

It still tackles pressing issues, such as mental health, teenage pregnancy and loathing your parents with its unique, quirky style.

In her shop, Ms. Peters is still tackling those parts, churning out as many as 20 new umbrellas a day for another summer at Jones Beach.

Still, tackling such a reading list is a noble personal goal, though Wilde's life and writings may have few secrets left to give up.