Sentence examples for would have tackled from inspiring English sources

The whole neighborhood would have tackled them.

"Wonderful to imagine how John Wayne would have tackled his role in A Single Man.

"Brian Close would have tackled that one in the slips without batting an eyelid... .. says Adam Hirst.

I think they would have tackled it in their own way and possibly, probably, achieved the same result".

It's much more sophisticated, cinematically speaking, than the kind of grim digital neo-realism that would most likely be the way a contemporary production would have tackled it.

Still others said that Dr. King would have tackled the home mortgage crisis, and deplored the failures of our schools, and rallied against gang warfare and other predations, and denounced the widening inequities of wealth distribution in America.

For months after the Columbine massacre, people were constantly telling one another: "I wish I'd been there, I would've tackled that guy".

To consider Callas "the greatest" is consequently to ignore the comparable achievements of other sopranos in music that Callas herself would never have tackled, or which she would never have considered central to her art.

The reality, of course, is that we wouldn't have tackled the shooters.

"Frankly, it was a problem that I wouldn't have tackled myself, because I thought it was too difficult," Maynard Olson, an emeritus professor at the University of Washington and one of the founders of the Human Genome Project, told me.

The country is peculiarly successful at educating immigrants and the children of immigrants, points out Jytte Klausen, a political scientist at Brandeis University.In any case, Mrs May's abandoned policy would not have tackled radicalisation at its root.