| tackle problem | 33.25 | But the problems are being tackled. | ||
| tackle issue | 18.70 | That said, Miles is tackling big issues. | ||
| tackle corruption | 3.03 | The government must tackle corruption. | ||
| tackle crime | 2.96 | Tackle youth crime first. | ||
| tackle question | 2.96 | Supreme Court tackles question of secession. | ||
| tackle subject | 2.63 | Robertson has finally tackled the subject head on. | ||
| tackle unemployment | 2.63 | The new laws are aimed at tackling unemployment. | ||
| tackle blaze | 2.57 | It took twelve fire engines to tackle the blaze. | ||
| tackle crisis | 2.17 | At issue now is how Primakov will tackle the crisis. | ||
| tackle challenge | 1.91 | Groce is accustomed to tackling challenges. | ||
| tackle job | 1.84 | She tackled the job piecemeal. | ||
| tackle task | 1.84 | When you tackle a task, think small. | ||
| tackle project | 1.58 | This frees you up to tackle projects calmly. | ||
| tackle topic | 1.45 | Those roles have tackled topics. | ||
| tackle poverty | 1.32 | Greater development aid to tackle poverty is essential. | ||
| tackle reform | 1.25 | Lawmakers continue to have trouble tackling bridge reform. | ||
| tackle terrorism | 1.18 | They also agreed to cooperate to tackle terrorism. | ||
| tackle situation | 0.99 | Stage two of the exercise involves tackling the situation. | ||
| tackle fire | 0.92 | At its height twenty firefighters were needed to tackle the fire. | ||
| tackle threat | 0.92 | Wells Fargo, one of the biggest Internet banks, is tackling the threat head on. |