Sentence examples for tackle head from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tackle head" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It seems to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended use. Example: "We need to tackle head-on the issues that have been affecting our project."
Ivan Campo (Bolton): Can tackle, head and is a good user of the ball.
Sometimes charities confront extreme social injustice, which they will want to tackle head on".
In the Gates Foundation's annual letter, he and his wife Melinda, tackle head on "the myth that poor countries are doomed to stay poor.
It's an issue we must tackle head on, because we've seen where ignoring it leads: exit from Europe, fractured communities, and the emergence of a publicly confident racism.
He vowed that he would tackle "head on" the six-year insurgency and said the military command centre will be relocated from the capital, Abuja, to the north-eastern city of Maiduguri.
The Beckett review pointed to Mr Miliband's refusal to tackle head on what she rightly called "the myth" that Labour caused the economic crisis, which many voters now believe.
"There's a need to tackle head-on messages from anti-vax people," he said.
He should tackle head-on the corporate sector's excessive savings, for instance, by taxing retained earnings that are not invested.
His spokesman promised he would tackle head-on question marks over his leadership and the lurking battle for succession.
"We first need to tackle head-on the market failure perilously undermining dementia research and drug development.
At least Mr Collier is thinking about these urgent and very difficult issues, something not many people are willing to tackle head-on.
