Sentence examples for tackled whether from inspiring English sources

As a player I loved being tackled, whether it was in training or in a game.

The online discussion tackled whether and how GPs should raise private treatment options with patients.

Think of the big questions that need to be tackled: whether global capitalism has more bust than boom; whether enlightenment values can be sustained in the face of global pressures; whether the climate crisis is past resolution.

Undeterred, I plowed on, confident in her ability to unearth gems no matter what subject she tackled, whether it's the value of working in your husband's cast-off coats, with their multitudes of pockets, or why she lost interest in red roses after a trip to Ecuador, where native flowers were being bulldozed to make room for yet more commercial rose beds.

A guy who has risen to the top of almost every industry he's tackled, whether it's sports, entertainment, media, or real estate.

My previous post tried to tackle whether the potential benefits might outweigh that cost.

"Once they get started, then we can tackle whether they're too conservative or too cautious," she said.

Over the long term, she said, Congress would probably tackle whether and how to charge E.V. drivers for using public roads.

This is a problem that Mr Ellwood's shareholders will now demand he tackle, whether with a European venture or in some other way.

For 3D printing, wearable computing and personal drones, legislators are already gearing up to tackle whether – and how – the law should react.

Perez himself got one more chance to tackle whether the 2016 primary had been slanted, and what the party needed to do to prevent another, embittering contest.