Sentence examples for we might tackle from inspiring English sources
"I hope when we leave here we can, first and foremost, continue meeting together, continue talking about the potential big ideas that we might tackle," she said.
However, as the debate rages in England about how we might tackle the same issues, Japan offers one example of how wide-ranging reform can be achieved.
Likewise, in an e-mail to supporters last week, he touched on what topics he might tackle as mayor only in passing, saying, "We can recycle better and commute better".
And EU leaders are now willing to talk about how they might tackle it collectively.
Or, in a nod to Mr. Patitucci's penchant for Brazilian rhythms, it might tackle the Pixinguinha chôro "Lamentos".
"Definitive" is an ambitious goal, but one this hefty book tackles with élan — perhaps the way a 1965 Gordon-Keeble might tackle a winding country road.
Still, Mr Papandreou's attempt to draw Mr Samaras into a unity government, so that they might tackle the crisis together, has come to nothing.
It left questions unanswered about how Mr Obama, in a second term, might tackle America's looming crisis of debt and public spending.
Singapore has already announced that there will be major revisions to its Broadcasting Act later this year, such as might tackle the intricacies of cloud-hosting.
Ambitious cooks might tackle octopus for the Italian Feast of the Seven Fishes on Christmas Eve by pounding, freezing and simmering it to soften the meat.
