Sentence examples for address because it is from inspiring English sources

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

But over the next 20 years or so, the deficit will begin rising again — and this will be a much harder problem to address, because it is structural.

EM: Coal is very important to address because it is a resource located in countries with large and growing energy demand.

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.

"Sea level rise gives climate change an address, because it is the climate impact we can talk about at the address level," Benjamin Strauss, Vice President for Sea Level and Climate Impacts at the independent science and journalism organization Climate Central, told VICE News.

The latter is more difficult to address because it is not currently possible to study homomeric Kir5.1 channels.

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.

"If in 10 years we have 50 Hacking Teams in Italy … sabotaging secure operating systems, finding ways to make security software meaningless, that creates a stack of problems that we're never going to address because it's been legitimized," he says.

On the other side, you face this subtle discrimination that's hard to address because it's not as evident on the surface.

The marshmallow effect is the elephant in the room of every group and every team that nobody wants to address because it's awkward.

This is called the "inside address" because it's the same information as on the outside of the envelope, only inside it instead.