Sentence examples for a problem addressing from inspiring English sources

But, given an even more recent column Santorum wrote, he may well have a problem addressing a religious audience.

The disaccord between calculation and reasonableness created a problem, addressed by generations of mathematicians.

What to wear over your cocktail dress is a problem addressed too: bikers and capes look strong.

It is not a problem addressed by drama schools: as far as I am aware, there are no courses in Advanced Osculation, or Girl-on-Boy Body Surfing.

And with unwanted pregnancy no longer a concern, couples may make less use of condoms, a problem addressed by a British public health campaign aimed at what it calls the Middle-Age Spread.

But an unknown number are still affected, a problem addressed by the Optional Protocol on the Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict.

However, the strength of the conclusions was considered to be limited by the lack of randomised study designs, a problem addressed by the current research.

Natalie Jenkins, who started at the facility a year after it opened in 1994, said that while bad penmanship was a problem, addresses in different languages gave her the most trouble.

If someone has a problem, address it quickly.

If you have a problem, address it directly with the person(s) involved.

A practical problem addressed recently in computational photography is that of producing a good picture of a poorly lit scene.