Sentence examples for tackling that needs to from inspiring English sources

"The matching part of the app is the primary component today, and there is a lot of blocking and tackling that needs to be done on the messaging side," said Chris Payne, Tinder CEO.

Everyone is talking about it and wants to cozy up next to its success, often at the expense of some of the more practical blocking and tackling that needs to be done in order to really capitalize on rising mobile use.

Davis led from the front here, making the tackles that needed to be made in a side that worked tirelessly throughout, and bringing the ball into the opposition half to epitomise that renewed vigour and sense of self that flowed through the Northern Irish ranks.

That's what Jimmy is great at - he always tackles a subject that needs to be discussed.

It isn't a zero-waste model (we've got a long way to go to tackle disposable packaging, something that needs to be addressed on a much broader scale), but there's very little waste of food.

Any film that needs to tackle the nuance of copyright law and the ridiculously complicated rights associated with recorded music, would fail miserably.

It's an issue that needs to be tackled because its time has come".

This certainly is a question that needs to be tackled using a molecular approach.

The serious social evil that needs to be tackled involves racism masquerading as religious intolerance.

If anyone is serious about creating a true peace this is the issue that needs to be tackled.

Its relatively high dependence on humidity levels, however, is still an obstacle that needs to be tackled.