Sentence examples for tackling with a from inspiring English sources

In his appearances against Australia and New Zealand – both times coming off the bench, as he will in tomorrow's final against the Aussies at Elland Road – he has made more of an impact than any other England forward, combining the basic essentials of hard running and tackling with a deceptively delicate flair for slipping the ball out to men in support.

This is the problem the company is tackling with a product launching later this year; a fantastic startup than can hand-on-heart say they're making the world a better place.

The over-reliance on Siri is tackled with a second method of text input.

Instead he said the crisis should be tackled with a "comprehensive growth and investment programme".

In the US this problem is being tackled with a growing urgency.

It eventually became apparent, however, that the challenge was better tackled with a competition, he said.

Online extremism can only be tackled with a strong partnership between policymakers, civil society, academia and companies.

A majority of voters say the federal budget deficit should be tackled with a mix of spending cuts and tax increases on the rich.

Disease control, global recessions and climate change are all global obstacles, which can only be tackled with a global commitment between countries.

"Ukip grew so rapidly it had problems with personnel and all sorts of issues and I believe that could be better tackled with a new party," he said.

But most people believe that the answers to today's problems, such as global warming and terrorism, can only be tackled with a more powerful EU.