Sentence examples for tackle active from inspiring English sources

But because the coverage team will be playing more in the open field, with some blockers running alone, special-teams coaches will probably want to keep smaller, faster players — a linebacker instead of a defensive lineman, a tight end or fullback instead of an offensive tackle — active for the kick teams.

To tackle this issue, active learning can achieve high accuracy using as few labeled instances as possible.

Thirdly, we should recognise that any strategy to tackle Isis requires the active engagement of important neighbouring countries including Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Iran for a long-term political settlement in both Iraq and Syria.

The new bodies will be responsible for gathering and assessing information on tackling crime, promoting active and independent ageing, spearheading effective early intervention and fostering local economic growth respectively.

The Department of Health should also take a more active lead to tackle racism and discrimination.

Active types could tackle Kimmeridge Bay's snorkelling trail, to check out interesting seabed habitats.

Despite what many people think, prisoners want to be safe and active, and to tackle their chaotic lives.

It did so explicitly "in an effort to reprioritise the agenda of the Ministry of Public Health (MPH) and Soong Ching Ling Foundation, the two most active antis, to tackle the No. 1 infectious disease in China and to divert the public attention from smoking and health issues to liver diseases".

The committee praised the MoD for taking "active steps" to tackle low staff morale by improving the way it communicates with staff about internal changes.

Highly wind power integrated power system requires continuous active power regulation to tackle the power imbalances resulting from the wind power forecast errors.

Several studies have started to tackle this challenge, but a fully active synthetic pathway has yet to be established, leaving room for future undertakings.