Sentence examples for try and tackle from inspiring English sources

Don't try and tackle too many problems at the same time.

Complicated: Don't try and tackle too many complicated ideas in not enough detail.

There are initiatives now in place to try and tackle this problem.

Sopa, the last bill to try and tackle such theft, was scrapped after a global revolt.

BBC management said the changes were required to try and tackle a £1.5bn-£2bn pension deficit.

I still haven't figured it out, which is why I'll try and tackle the subject again in my next book.

"To be given the opportunity to try and actively tackle oppression makes me feel I'm truly practising what I preach," she says.

4. Finally, says Arup, "we know it won't be perfect", but it is better to try now and tackle the difficulties along the way.

But Kearney edges it for me because he did get a try and tackled well.

Tomkins had an encouraging first season in the NRL and was in the top 15 players  for tries, try assists and tackle breaks but has featured just twice this campaign because of a knee injury.

"The government is not corrupt, but we have some corrupt people in government — we try to identify and tackle the issue," Mr. Elmi said by telephone.