Sentence examples for tackle with that from inspiring English sources

The top issues Alphabet attempted to tackle with that money were copyright, patent and trademark issues (a common item for all the tech companies on the list), labor, antitrust and workplace issues, consumer product safety, science and technology – and homeland security.

Trying to tackle with that ideology is not xenophobia.

Tom Palmer 7/10 One of his better games for England – prominent around the pitch, he was also in on the tackle, with Flood, that turned Australia over on England's line and gave Youngs the half a half-chance to spark the magnificent second try.

He also couches IBM's Watson as another potential rival, but adds: "I haven't really seen them tackle business documents with that technology but I could certainly see that being competitive".

The initiation ceremonies included thumping tackles, with reminders that he had never played in a World Cup and was merely keeping David Beckham's seat warm.

Mark Elder, too, tackled the work with that same commitment and insight he brought to Tristan and Isolde and Lohengrin.

This is the issue that Mogl co-founder Jon Carder says that the team wanted to tackle with Mogl: Making something that their family and friend would actually use without the requisite amount of grumbling.

But Mr. Abe has argued that keeping the reactors idle would hinder a recovery he is trying to jump-start with promises to tackle deflation that have already led to a weakening in the yen welcomed by struggling exporters.

But he went knee-high with that tackle.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 9.06pm AEST12:06 36 min: Louise Triplone is not happy with that tackle on Tate: "Josh Reynolds should not only be on report but sin binned.

"I was a bit upset with that tackle," he added.