Sentence examples for tackles such as from inspiring English sources

If Kiš's project is in places more problematic than theirs, it's because of the explicitly historical subjects he tackles, such as the Holocaust and Stalin's purges.

Ioannidis will initially play behind veteran nose tackles such as Kedric Golston, but could quickly work his way up the ranks.

James Haskell also saw yellow for an ill-timed trip and there will be days when borderline legal tackles such as Courtney Lawes' hit on Jules Plisson do not end happily for either party.

Tackling technique may not matter much when, as this NFL study shows, even well-anticipated tackles (such as those that occur during a kick return) can result in concussion.

This, of course, is pretty obvious when looking at the sheer variety of subject matter that Oozy tackles, such as Kill Bill character Gogo Yobari's infamous death scene, where blood pours out of her eyes, or a robot from Ghost in the Shell disassembling almost like an image one might see in a user manual.

"There are a number of problems in philosophy which I would have preferred to tackle – such as problems with objectivity.

And there are plenty of other food-safety issues that also need to be tackled, such as genetically-modified produce.

There are plenty of other food-safety issues that also need to be tackled, such as genetically-modified produce, and their number is bound to grow.

And there are new frontiers to tackle, such as age discrimination, or the enormous cost – social and economic – of widespread prejudices about mental illness.

Module design and fabrication still have some issues to be tackled, such as compatibility of adhesives, seals, spacers, and feed distributors.

As a result, it can be used to spark discussions about issues that could be difficult to tackle, such as racism or homophobia said Joe Goff, a year 11 pupil who runs the film club at Lawnswood secondary school, Leeds.