Sentence examples for would be tackling from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, he would be tackling rivals who could not hope to match him for sheer quality.

Still, many in the cycling world thought Armstrong would be tackling a cycling route — not a campaign trail — through California this spring.

(If you had told me a decade ago that I would be tackling terrorism, I would have readily understood, but thought you meant Irish Republican terrorism).

It remained unclear whether the negotiators had more work to do around the terms of the talks or would be tackling more substantive matters.

Next year, I could skip this step, heap some seasoned compost over the top, and move right along to the job she would be tackling the next morning.

Perhaps this is true, but people more responsible than Mr. Miller would be tackling the insurance and pharmaceutical industries, rather than beating up on middle-class retirees.

Gay rights would be tackled in the abstract, but not gay relationships.

The "broadcasting oligopolists", to use Thatcher's own phrase, would be tackled.

The prime minister's statement merely reinforced the government's conviction that tax abuses would be tackled.

Given the Chilean's front-foot first approach it seemed to confirm Sevilla would be tackled in familiar fashion.

Nor did the Obama administration announcement make any mention of a set agenda, a plan for which issues would be tackled first, or any basic terms of negotiations.