Sentence examples for tackling that will from inspiring English sources

Tackling that will take time as well as determination.

VCs who have seen this cycle play out before could intervene more to help companies do the basic blocking and tackling that will help get them through to a more mature phase.

"This is a very big idea in an area that I don't know if any political leader is willing to tackle, that will lead to a dramatic explosion of new science," he said.

Each probe offers its chaser an opportunity to win the ball, or to make the tackle that will bundle the catcher out of play.

He now awaits word from the match review committee over a lifting tackle that will see him suspended even with the lowest grade charge.

With the game almost over, Courtenay Dempsey slung Brett Deledio head-first to the turf in a scary tackle that will surely draw the attention on the match review panel, but the influential Tiger was at least able to leave the ground under his own steam.

From the scrum to the breakdown and the tackle, that will decide who gets primary possession and is therefore best placed to attack and put points on the board.

Tackling that issue however will probably take even longer, and we need change now.

"I do know that people can look at the many positive attributes of New York," Mr. Parr said, "but also appreciate and understand there are some very important issues to tackle that will take a lot of hard work and effort, such as renovating Avery Fisher Hall".

Though everyone in the group is taken with the bucolic landscape, they haven't forgotten that we have an enormously long downhill to tackle that will take a couple of hours.

Coach Mike D'Antoni and the team's president, Donnie Walsh, will begin tackling that question and many more Wednesday, when they hold their annual preseason news conference.