Sentence examples similar to tackle reactions from inspiring English sources

So Fevered Sleep set out to tackle those reactions.

No other Iranian women have tackled Everest, and reactions in the lobby of the Royal Singhi hotel in Kathmandu are audibly condescending.

"It was a tackle and a reaction and he (Izaguirre) got hit in his ear.

When I played for him, Hughes did not have a problem if people got sent off for a tackle but his reaction to red cards like Mbia's was always to come down on the player concerned like a tonne of bricks.

The rather abstract reversible models are able to tackle possible side effects of reactions not included in this reaction system and simulate them in terms of the reverse reaction.

The latest video from the American Chemical Society's Reactions series tackles its effects on our insides with science.

When he learned over the weekend that he would probably be the starting nose tackle next Sunday, his reaction belied the mix of emotions he feels.

"He has shown tremendous improvement in his temperament and his reactions to tackles and things over the past few years.

However, the newly elected Pakistani cabinet showed rather a disappointing reaction to tackle this issue.

Hanning said he thought the reaction to the tackle had been "a little blown out of proportion".

But Sun Tui's work draws on neuroscience that suggests trauma reactions must be tackled at the deepest layers of the brain.