Sentence examples for tackle it on from inspiring English sources

The fact that Amazon is now also branching into physical locations on the back of its strong online sales and corresponding logistics record is a major threat to Walmart and others that have built physical businesses first, and I think that Walmart has assessed all of the above and decided to throw in the towel on trying to tackle it on its own.

Terrorism has become a European problem and France wouldn't be able to tackle it on its own.

Depolymerase and gentamicin were comparatively less effective on the 3rd day because bacterial infection and tissue injury were at its peak and they were unable to tackle it on their own.

"The idea is to have a pincer movement and tackle it on a number of different fronts," said Schürer.

Our coalition government decided to tackle it on our own terms, not wait for the markets to put Britain in their firing line.

But John Kerry, America's secretary of state, sounded positively relieved, after a fruitless year trying to sort out Israel and Palestine, when called on to tackle it on his first official visit to Africa.

"The government knows how severe the smog problem is, so why haven't they tackled it?" one critic wrote on Weibo, China's Twitter.

So even a straightforward activity like shopping can be really challenging if I'm tackling it on my own.

I tackle it head on, as I have done with everything in my career.

That cleanup work was already under way, but the victory gives him more of a mandate to tackle it head on, these people say.

While not the first film to touch on the round-up, La Rafle is the first to tackle it head-on.