Sentence examples for address because it from inspiring English sources

Seed slavery is ethically important to address because it transforms the Earth family into corporate property.

That is what Labour should address because it is a problem to which other parties have no answer.

"Sayid Moktada is very upset about the delay in the forming of the government," he said in a telephone interview, using a respectful form of address, "because it has a bad effect on everything".

When officers went to the restaurant, the parents gave them Mr. Miller's address because it was the location of the last delivery Mr. Chen had made, police officials said.

Candidates and party regulars are familiar with that address because it is the home of Susan and Alan Patricof, two of New York's larger Democratic donors and fund-raisers.

I've been pounding the drum for Keynesian policies ever since the financial crisis struck; I was one of the few people to talk negatively about Obama's inaugural address, because it seemed to miss the point that we were suffering from inadequate demand; and I was frantic about the inadequate size of the stimulus.

I used the above address because I think it is so pretty — it means "Fern" — but it is not really usable.

I used the above address because I think it is so pretty it means "Fern"—but it is not really usable.

The Royal Mail refuses to publish its database of postal addresses because it makes money licensing it to businesses.

But one ridiculous story has to be addressed, because it has already appeared in a book.

Still, Mr. Bunn said, the issue needs to be addressed because "it's one of only a few stocks that are enough for a crude terrorist nuclear bomb".