Sentence examples for address a collective from inspiring English sources

A rejigged South Africa team will take to the field at their Newlands stronghold on Saturday after a batting session with Graeme Smith which is hoped will address a collective slump in form and, perhaps, silence their former captain.

This paper addresses a collective motion problem for a multi-agent system composed of nonholonomic vehicles.

Between Summer 2003 2004, Cudney-Bueno conducted fieldwork specifically targeted to address a) if current collective action for the establishment of marine reserves developed quickly and with no or very limited previous experience to define and/or establish collective management decisions, and b) the conditions that facilitated and led to the establishment of community-based management efforts.

Let's say further that we agree that maybe saving for retirement is better addressed as a collective, societal issue rather than an individual one.

The staffers behind the union drive were hoping collective bargaining could address a list of concerns ― and not necessarily about pay.

This paper addresses a group-based collective keyword (GBCK) query problem in road networks.

But the news about the virus will amplify existing worries within the electorate and put even more pressure on the would-be 2016 presidential aspirants to find a way to effectively address our collective sense of drift.

Over all, while the subjects addressed are rich, a collective sense of verve is missing.

The private sector was vehemently opposed to the establishment of virtually any NHI arrangement until the minister of state responsible for health insurance addressed them in a collective forum during Phase II.

GrexIt, the company behind the email collaboration tools for Google Apps users, is out with a new product today designed to address our collective email addiction (or OCD, as the company puts it).

One way to try to address this collective and often willful confusion would be to identify a justification for exposing research subjects to net risks for the benefit of others.