Sentence examples for tackling any from inspiring English sources

But an aspirational leftwing woman, capable of tackling any man, standing in England?

Flamenco isn't enriched by tackling any one particular drama; it's diminished.

It was accepted that there should be as few impediments to free markets as possible, with government intervention limited to tackling any short-term problems that might arise.

Tackling any environmental crisis, especially climate breakdown, requires a resumption of political courage: the courage just to open the sodding gate.

White tells us that Donahue invented the daytime-talk format in 1967: strolling through the studio audience "with a mike in hand, tackling any controversy".

"Finally tackling any skin problems you've been suffering with is a good way to ensure you get beautiful skin this year.

OO Fight Terrorism By Tackling Climate Change, Says John Kerry Creating a clean energy market will help tackle "any number of problems" says US Secretary of State.

Can't tackle any longer.

Liberalism has no agenda to tackle any of this.

You must be willing to tackle any obstacles.

"When a country doesn't tackle any of these questions, it runs the risk of catastrophe".