Sentence examples for tackling rather than from inspiring English sources

In a strange way people are much more supportive of you if they think you've got a disease you are tackling rather than dieting.

Barritt is known for his tackling rather than his running but he timed his pass perfectly to Tuilagi outside him on the left as he entered New Zealand's 22.

If we are to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past and tackling rather than adding to environmental devastation we need to change our economic priorities, not just while the recession lasts but permanently.

Halves have been picked on an ability to tackle rather than an ability to create tries.

And many argued that domestic violence and violence against women is a global problem - and one that society as a whole should tackle, rather than exclusively women.

Some, such as Arun Kundnani, in the pro-Islamist brigade argue that the BNP's rise is "fuelled by racial sentiment across our political culture" – read ideology – and that this is the problem to tackle, rather than "white working-class alienation" – read grievances.

Can you both agree that there is something else in the world that you both hate that you can work together to tackle rather than devote your time and energy to hating each other?

It will also improve safety, as people will use the obstacle as it is designed to be tackled, rather than approaching it the wrong way and injuring themselves or others.

But it led to nothing as he took the tackle rather than risk the final pass.

When the 49ers and the Seahawks try to move the ball against each other, expect plenty of tackles, rather than hits.

Rethinking pastoral capitalism is integral to creating a connected, compact metropolitan landscape that tackles rather than sidesteps a post-peak-oil future.