Sentence examples for to tackle on from inspiring English sources

It's a lot to tackle on one record, so they've enlisted a host of guest vocalists to aid them on their journey: album opener Road finds The Noisette's Shingai and Acyde summoning the spirit of Hendrix, while Eska, Roses Gabor, Andrea Balency and Mallie emerge throughout the eleven track onslaught.

She skimmed through them to pick out the best ones to tackle on air.

It's a question that continues to rattle the very foundations of this republic -- one that The Huffington Post attempted to tackle on the night of the biggest political speech of the year.

If you are hesitant to seek help with issues beyond your ability to tackle on your own, first realize that "normal" means that we need support from one another.

Why is sex still such a complicated thing to tackle on film?

Meanwhile, there are just these few things left to tackle on the to-do list.

A new coalition of community groups is being launched later in a bid to tackle on-street grooming of children by gangs.

Through dedicated mentoring and editing from the Vice staff, college journalists will have the resources to tackle on-the-ground reporting.

However, network on chips have emerged as a promising technology to tackle the on-chip communication constraints.

"There's a need to tackle head-on messages from anti-vax people," he said.

Internationally, Lubchenco says NOAA is trying to "tackle head-on the problem of pirate fishing.