Sentence examples for tackling but from inspiring English sources

The eight-minute drill, Ryan said, did not include tackling, but did include plenty of hitting.

It is a problem Muslim groups are tackling, but experts say more resources are needed.

I think Xabi's not dismissing tackling but referring to it as a last resort.

"I do like tackling but in the last game against Chelsea I did not make a single tackle, not one," he says.

He argues that global warming is a significant issue that needs tackling but not in a way that distracts attention away from the reality of growing population, increasing prosperity and growing energy demand.

At the Television Critics Association (TCA) winter press tour in Pasadena on Sunday, showrunner Melissa Rosenberg thanked the press for the "smart thinkpieces on the issues we've been tackling", but stressed that the show had not set out to be about said issues.

Those problems have been tackled, but only partly.

He's tackled but Wales spin it right.

Corruption can be tackled, but the reforms must run deep.

Unemployment must be tackled but nobody has a good solution.

He's tackled but the ball goes loose.