Sentence examples for we could tackle from inspiring English sources

If we could tackle these things when they first present themselves, they wouldn't become problems that last for decades.

It was a subject we knew we could tackle in ways that go off in different directions".

"We did a lot of listening and let the quality or the formal organization of the movement express how we could tackle it," Ms. Parkins said.

I'd like to control the weather so we could tackle global warming, and arrange for it only to rain in the middle of the night.

By establishing a pledge to be honoured by all employers, we could tackle exploitation and establish enforceable collective standards applicable to all, bringing an end to the casualisation and undercutting that has such damaging and divisive effects.

Today, with trading volume well into the billions on NASDAQ and the New York Stock Exchange we could tackle the budget deficit, probably $1 trillion this year, and then go on to pare the national debt.

A couple of months later, then-Prime Minister David Cameron tweeted about a speech he'd be making that would lay out how we, the British people, could "tackle the poisonous Islamist ideology that is so hostile to British values".

We will then argue that embodiment theory could tackle this problem if the field agreed on analytic definitions of movement.

We considered the divide-and-conquer approach: each of us could tackle one of the five parts of "2666," and then share notes with the others.

When we drove one this past fall, we were duly impressed with both how quiet it was on blacktop and how seamlessly it could tackle mud, logs and sand.

He could tackle anything.