Sentence examples for tackled is from inspiring English sources

What isn't tackled is the underlying issue of supply and demand.

(How he got off the second one before being tackled is a mystery).

The biggest job they've yet tackled is blacking out a factory that has twenty-five different sizes of windows.

As organisers they do so well that the government at times appears resentful.The most sensitive subject the priests have tackled is corruption.

"The real challenge that now needs to be tackled is to foster infrastructure-based competition and encourage the deployment of high-speed access networks.

Another challenge being tackled is food distribution, where the team has devised an Uber-like logistical network that connects festival-goers with quality and hygienic food suppliers.

The worst examples are often the consequence of the so-called 'croc roll' – also known as the 'tin-opener' – which sees victims prised up and away from rucks in a judo-style move which can snap ligaments and bones if the tackled player is unlucky.

In Section 2, the tackled problem is specified and models for CR, network, and interference are defined.

The issue is tackled as follows: Is it possible to send the text in speech (mp3) form to the blind user from the same webpage that caters the other users?

He gets a master class from Charlie in how to tackle, and be tackled, without fear (and with relentless joy).

"But Dan got absolutely tackled," Collins was saying later.