Sentence examples for tackle entirely from inspiring English sources

Manchester Art Gallery, to 28 Feb Robert Clark Most provincial civic galleries couldn't attempt to tackle, entirely by a display of works from their permanent collection, the thorny subject of the rise of women artists from the 16th century to now – but the Walker has a damn good try.

Expect to see founders tackle entirely new use cases that haven't been addressed yet.

The pediatricians argue that banning youth tackling entirely might lead to worse injuries later on, as kids wouldn't have learned safe tackling techniques before they moved into tackle football, say in college.

Osteria was an even rockier experience, and a less impressive one, illustrating some of the perils facing restaurateurs who tackle an entirely new kind of venture.

While the tackle was entirely accidental, Heighington lifted Latimore above the horizontal and dumped the Penrith prop on his head in what was a most dangerous position.

The Administration needs to start to do that - it needs to start addressing the issue of poverty -- because we can be sure that the Republicans will not do anything of the kind; and because we can also be sure that, unless somebody does tackle this entirely socially-created problem, the poor will indeed always be with us, to our abiding shame.

These are the launches that will remain a big deal — when Apple, the world's most obsessively design-minded mass-market company, tackles an entirely new category.

Despite your firsthand knowledge of N.W.A, you went into "Straight Outta Compton" like you would any of your other films ["The Negotiator" or "The Italian Job"] and approached it like you were tackling an entirely new subject.

The report tackles only the last of these and downplays or entirely ignores the remaining three.

Middle-income or not, India can't afford to tackle its poverty entirely by itself.

And yet he did not entirely tackle the marathon from scratch.