Sentence examples for you can tackle from inspiring English sources

You can tackle so, so many issues.

But you can tackle the big boys too.

"You can tackle the difficult subjects and be harsh about it, be brash, be abrasive.

Once you've finished the first chapter, you can tackle the subsequent ones in any order.

If you're strong enough, or crazy enough, you can tackle all three routes to the top.

"You can tackle aggressively but you can also pass aggressively, although I prefer to use the word 'authority' here".

Identify what's making you stressed: Before you can tackle stress you need to know what is stressing you out.

Once you identify the things that are eating away at your time, you can tackle them by trying to stop the interruptions or getting down to work faster.

Some of the easiest chores you can tackle are caulking, weatherstripping doors and windows, and sealing gaps around heating and cooling ducts.

But you can tackle the area by hiking in Carolina Beach State Park (910-458-8206), home thethe carnivorous Venus' flytraps.

Similarly Karey Burke, executive vice president of prime-time series development at NBC, said: "Of course you can tackle serious shows.