Sentence examples for thinking tackling from inspiring English sources

JUST what were we thinking, tackling an eight-and-a-half-mile hiking trail with a mostly hearty 6-year-old and a 25-pound 2-year-old (whose weight magically doubles when he's napping)?

Divergent thinking tackles problems from multiple perspectives and often discovers and develops original solutions.

If you are thinking of tackling the full Thanksgiving feast, it's time to get organised.

"I was thinking of tackling Joyce Michaelson," he said, referring to his 61-year-old running mate, "but it didn't seem fair".

She's thinking about tackling one of the book's other projects - purling a sandwich - if the hand grenade turns out OK.

When so many people are tax-financed, trying to cut the tax level is tricky.The real issues are similar to those that New Labour is thinking of tackling in Britain.

Mr Schwarzenegger, not to be bested, has converted one of his fuel-swigging Hummers to run on hydrogen.Congress may be thinking about tackling greenhouse-gas emissions, but California has already done it.

Some participants grasped the value of an incubator space that would allow them to gain exposure to entrepreneurial skills, demonstrating that they were thinking about tackling the soft infrastructure problem already.

Still, just a patent application at this stage, but interesting to see some of the ways automakers are thinking about tackling the potential for mobile device distraction.

What needs to be done right now is to engage the other business leaders in the company, which includes sales and client service, and ask them what they know about this and how they're thinking about tackling this kind of issue if it happens.

Like many people, I used to get knots in my stomach just thinking about tackling my finances.