Sentence examples for tackled from the from inspiring English sources

Some say that the problem can only be tackled from the top of the food chain downwards.

Some problems addressed by Obamacare have to be tackled, from the millions of uninsured to covering those with pre-existing conditions.

But whilst it's easy for some to dismiss those calling for Scudamore's resignation as prudish, comments like his can have a damaging effect on workplace culture that needs to be tackled from the top.

It's hardly a monster – a climb of about 145 metres – and much easier if tackled from the Cartmel side (there's a 23.3% – section if you come the other way), but a trial with a bellyful of eggs and bacon nonetheless.

This issue is tackled from the perspective of intracellular siRNA kinetics using a novel lipid-based "nanostructured siRNA carrier" (NSC), which incorporates variable amount of oil phase into the solid-lipid matrix to modify its siRNA release behaviors.

There's no doubt there is a gun violence epidemic in the United States, but the issue is being tackled from the entirely wrong direction.

"They started running at us; we didn't do a good job of bottling things up, staying tight, tackling from the front," Howard said.

Patrick Tabacco was guaranteeing a constant flow of possession at the line-out, and only some determined tackling from the Wasps pack held them out.

They are all issues that she and her party, she says, can only tackle from the top.

When tackling from the side or behind, it's a possibility that'll you'll unintentionally get your hand wrapped up in the other player's face mask, which is a serious penalty at all levels.

He was late, tackled from behind and missed the ball.