Sentence examples for tackling it directly from inspiring English sources

While the Sydney singer-songwriter considers himself a political person, he generally shies away from tackling it directly in his work.

Mr Cameron has steered clear of tackling it directly - for example by asking for an emergency "brake" on free movement, or a cap on numbers - focusing instead on reducing the incentive provided by welfare payments.

If you want to tackle it directly, I would suggest reading Roger Schwarz's new book, "Smart Leaders, Smarter Teams".

Initially, Ed Miliband's team judged that the anti-EU party would inflict more damage on the Conservatives and did not tackle it directly.

I know this is a rhetorical question, but I can't help pointing out that Kerry Emanuel, a scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, tackled it directly in a post I wrote earlier in the week.

In my book, I tackle it directly, I ask [a soldier], "What was that about?" And he said, "I know it doesn't look good, but that's one more guy who's not gonna kill one of us.

It's when the show tackles its big subjects more directly that it gets into trouble.

It directly tackles the effect that public sector cuts will have on developing neighbourhood spaces and, though in an early stage, has significant potential.

This was seen in ball-carrying players sustaining direct impact from a tackling opponent directly on the shoulder and in tackled players falling onto the shoulder.

Tackling machismo directly can lessen the chance of explosion.During 15 years CEPREV says it has broken up about 90 gangs in Nicaragua by focusing on young men's exaggerated sense of masculinity and the violence that it leads to.

Animal issues, and indeed the primate research issue, have advanced in our civilised consciousness much since 1968, but this movie is very coy of tackling them directly.