Sentence examples for tackling squarely from inspiring English sources
Too many Republicans put their faith in magical policies: hinting that tax cuts and deregulation alone will return the economy to a Golden Age of affluence.Mr Perry stands out for tackling, squarely, the fact that Americans are used to services that increasingly cost more than they (or any government) can afford.
He has a corkscrew style of dashing, and even when tackled squarely has such a sturdy pair of legs that his assailant is usually carried back several yards".
One of Mr Fallows's most interesting recommendations tackles this issue squarely: America should stop worrying that it's being surpassed by others.
Meanwhile, regarding a comprehensive energy policy, we must squarely tackle a two-pronged challenge: responding to rising global energy demand and striving to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to combat global warming.
And how can you say you are tackling climate change if you are not willing to face that threat squarely?
He said: "Responsibility for tackling racism in the police and for most complaints about racism by police officers rests squarely with the police, who must demonstrate that they are not being passive and are taking action to root it out.
Tackling the environmental crisis.
Weaknesses: Concentration, tackling.
Tackling humanitarian issues.
Russell Crowe tackling John Major?
