Sentence examples for tackled soon from inspiring English sources

Jacob Frenkel of the Group of Thirty, a consulting firm, was bullish on American growth prospects for the coming year but sounded warning bells for the longer term if Social Security and health care aren't tackled soon.

What's unclear is whether the tensions will be tackled soon enough -- before the PYD irreparably worsens Kurd-Arab relations with more moves that seem ethnically motivated, or Turkey devises a new scheme to push the groups apart.

Instead, Diarra moved to second-tier Le Havre, where his hard tackling soon caught the eye of international scouts.

Nibali put the Astana team to work from the off, with the Col du Chaussy tackled as soon as the flag dropped, and by the summit, with most of the stage left, Froome had only Poels at his side with Sky spread to the four winds.

These are questions that can't be tackled too soon, one speaker urged.

"All of these signs need to be tackled as soon as possible to avoid a long-lasting impact on the child's development".

Tusi Pisi missed the conversion, but added another penalty for a high tackle soon after.

Twice in the opening half Vardy skipped by him, and while the attacks came to naught Otamendi was concerned enough to plough through him with an old-school tackle soon after the break.

Because this is what quality front offices do, don't be surprised if Denver's "mistake-prone" left tackle soon becomes one of the highest-paid players at his position.

Lung cancer 'signs and symptoms' intervention studies such as 'Show us your lungs' (Australia), 23 'Be clear on Cancer (UK), 24 'I'll tackle it soon' (UK), 25 aimed to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of lung cancer, and promote help seeking behaviour.

Immediate priorities like the global economic downturn, high unemployment, climate change, uncertainty over energy supplies, migration and cross-border crime need to be tackled collectively and soon.