Sentence examples for tackle less from inspiring English sources

It's Bowman who led the team in tackles last season (Willis missed three games but still averaged about ¾ a tackle less per game than his partner).

Fair enough, but America allows them to tackle less fashionable ills such as bad roads and sanitation, and to do so in a way that fosters initiative rather than dependency.

Paddy Cregg was sent off for a late tackle less than a minute after coming off the bench.

In Canalys' view, once chance lies in how these new app stores tackle less mature markets where there is still growth to be found in countries like South Africa, Brazil and Indonesia.

The new Iconia also claims up to 7.5 hours of battery life thanks to a Battery Saver Core meant to tackle less demanding processor requirements, leaving the powerful Tegra 3 out of it things.

That makes it the perfect time to tackle less mentally intense fare.

Even though newer laser technology tackles less surface at a time, ample recovery time is still needed.

This may mean tackling less savoury subjects regarding everyday life in the country, such as crime, corruption and abject poverty.

But he's usually tackling less kid-friendly topics such as white supremacy, police violence, non-monogamous relationships, and toxic masculinity, especially as a gender non-conforming person.

Would Ballet Theater ever dare to tackle a less ballet-related Cunningham work?

Piers Forster of Leeds University, in England, one of the study's authors, argues that if people did everything they could to reduce black-carbon emissions, it would strip half a degree of temperature rise out of the process of global warming or, to put it another way, would give politicians two extra decades to tackle the less tractable question of what to do about CO2.