The phrase "address burning" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to discussing or dealing with urgent issues, but the phrase itself is ambiguous and lacks context.
Example: "We need to address burning issues in our community to ensure everyone's concerns are heard."
Alternatives: "tackle urgent matters" or "discuss pressing issues".
Part celeb talk show, part confessional a sort of Quebec Oprah the show is the venue of choice for many of the province's public figures who want to address burning topical issues.
Furthermore, to what extent does the current model address burning questions in that field, such as how confidence judgements are made or when the evidence accumulation process should terminate?
It addressed burning issues like when to act like a jerk, and how to dress if you happen to be obese.
At the Skoll World Forum earlier this year, I joined nearly 1,000 others, each working to address a burning social problem, many looking for self-financing mechanisms as we did with Rainforest Crunch.
As good as those interviews are, past attendees tell us that they'd love even more opportunities to address their burning questions around emerging trends and technologies.
BOB DYLAN'S "Chronicles: Volume One" covers a lot of shrewdly selected ground, but never addresses one burning question: So what was up with the mustache, dude?
He also puffed me up a bit suggesting that Barry Magid and I were among the few sane teachers he was aware of, so he was addressing this burning question to me.
And last week, MSNBC host/erstwhile Republican congressman Joe Scarborough and Fox News titan Roger Ailes -- neither of whom has much more of a chance than Blago to get nominated, much less elected -- addressed the burning question of their possible candidacies.
Further, nearly 60% of oil and gas employees believe that global warming is man-made, with over 75% believing it to be a serious problem, and 68% believe it can be addressed by burning less fossil fuel.
López-Jornet et al. addressed patients with burning mouth syndrome (BMS) yield poorer scores on all scales of SF-36 and OHIP-49 [ 11].
It is acceptable, the Supreme Court has said, to address flag burning by prohibiting outdoor fires.
