Sentence examples for tackles preferable from inspiring English sources
Tackles preferable to touchdowns?
Doing nothing is preferable.
Asked whether the coalition's pupil premium, where money follows individual children, was preferable to an area-wide strategy for tackling poverty, he said: "I don't think its either/or, those both intersect and relate.
Seeing Messi dart between the tackles or Ronaldo glide so swiftly and powerfully through them is preferable to counting the notches on their belts.
Others felt a more student-centred approach rather than doggedly tackling each learning objective ('shoving it through') might have been preferable or less 'dry'dry
To tie your own flies, gather your own bait, make your own tackle, to sing well, to quote learnedly, to know the seasons of the trout and which winds are preferable for fishing, to love the scent of lavender in an ale-house window, to fish thankfully --these are justhehe beginnings of the angler's duties, in Walton's eyes.
To tackle this mounting solid and hazardous waste problem, policy and business entrepreneurs are promoting product recovery as an environmentally preferable alternative to disposal, and product recovery infrastructure and strategy has begun to develop in recent decades.
Slicing is eminently preferable.
Oblivion was preferable".
