Sentence examples for would only tackle from inspiring English sources

But on to your second shelf: Now, normally I would only tackle one shelf, but two things in this photo caught my eye: there's a lot of fun (Harry Potter, "The Phantom Tollbooth," "Wolf Hall") and a lot of McPhee.

Now Pfizer will have to find other ways to fill the hole.Mr Kindler was appointed to lead Pfizer in the hope that he would not only tackle some of the industry-wide ills facing the firm but that he would prove more personable than his predecessor, Henry McKinnell.

Donavan Whyte, vice-president of education for Rosetta Stone, which produces language learning software, said the UK's lack of foreign language speakers would only be tackled if students were taught languages from an earlier age.

But you can only tackle malaria by working together".

Only tackle one room at a time.

That would mean eurozone finance ministers would only need to tackle a smaller funding gap (€15bn not €32bn), making a potential deal easier.

If only tackling inequality was so simple.

The government promised when introducing them that these substantial powers would only be used to tackle terrorism and other serious crime.

Not only would these tackle the legacies of authoritarianism, but some of them might have a decent chance of approval.

Our experiences of our friend were so similar to one another's that I thought it would only be natural for us to tackle our bereavements together; to talk about him and all the countless funny things he did, to look over old photos and videos but this wasn't the case at all.

Our experiences of our friend were so similar to one another's that I thought it would only be natural for us to tackle our bereavements together; to talk about him and all the countless funny things he did, to look over old photos and videos – but this wasn't the case at all.