Sentence examples for tackle wrong from inspiring English sources

"This [virtual space] is a real field of war and our clerics and religious students should arm and prepare themselves to tackle wrong and deviant beliefs," the 76-year-old said on Saturday.

Serious consequences can happen if you dump tackle wrong.

Without strong evidential data on corruption in the water sector, attempts by political leaders to tackle wrong-doing amount to a shot in the dark.

A brow lift, he said, tackles the wrong problem.

It gets better and then if he's tackled the wrong way, it hurts again.

That brought the Italians to within three points in the first half, at 6-3, with Scotland having earned two penalties in seven minutes in the first quarter for doing not much more than be tackled the wrong way.

But when the N.F.L. told linebacker James Harrison 12 days ago that the way he thought he had always tackled was wrong, he reacted not with the studied determination it took for him to make it to the league, but with the ferocity that has propelled him to the elite of defensive players.

It is the local police who have to establish a skirmish line; local police who have to mediate between and disperse two angry crowds eying each other over a cultural chasm; local police who have to avoid tackling the wrong man after a sucker punch.

My argument against a return to Glass-Steagall-like restrictions is that it tackles the wrong problem.

(Orth doesn't mention them tackling the wrong man).

The American shrugged his way through two tackles before wrong-footing Goode and touching down under the posts and his power was too much for Sarries until he was replaced 15 minutes from the end.