Sentence examples for tackled to make from inspiring English sources

The barriers (e.g. technical knowledge gaps, outstanding legislative issues, lack of financial incentive) can in principle be tackled to make the design, construction and operation of a CO2 pipeline network possible, but could sometimes lead to somewhat higher costs.

Although fans of their brand of measured techno will recognise Slam's signature touches, they might not pick up on the challenging recording technique the DJs tackled to make the album.

It then outlines a number of the key challenges and opportunities that transport authorities need to tackle to make this happen.

Tuck increased his sack total to three with a pair of takedowns against the Steelers and added five tackles to make up for a difficult game against Dallas last week when he did not record a single tackle.

"We had a lot of tackles to make and that scoreline tells its own story.

On 34 minutes, Leone Nakarawa, on for the injured Chris Fusaro, made a barnstorming break for Glasgow, swatting away four tackles to make it into the 22 before Leinster were penalised for handling in the subsequent ruck.

"What we're trying to tackle is to make AI scalable and accountable".

However, in practice, numerous challenges still need to be tackled in order to make BANs viable.

Keep a small notepad and pencil in your fishing vest or tackle box to make note of weather and water conditions as well as fish catch information.

Teaching rugby tackling is meant to make tackles safer, not safe.

Insects may not seem the most obvious problem to tackle when trying to make aviation more sustainable.