Sentence examples for address it adequately from inspiring English sources
While more and more companies are trying to remove interviewer bias proactively, most do not address it adequately, and so, it's up to the interviewee to compensate and outsmart bias.
Disney was well aware of the problem but did not adequately address it for more than four decades.
Substitution bias is a universally acknowledged problem, and the C-CPI-U is the only index the Bureau has that might adequately address it.
Unfortunately, hard data on police violence is hard to come by and not knowing the full extent of the problem makes it hard to adequately address it, argued Peter Bilbring, a senior staff attorney with the ACLU of Southern California.
The chief African Union negotiator added, "It adequately addresses the grievances of Darfurians".
"But I don't think it adequately addressed other solutions that were available".
This article therefore explores affinities between feminist philosophy, which is aimed at expanding philosophical inquiry so that it adequately addresses women and their perspectives, and philosophical work with similar aspirations in regard to people with disabilities.
The survey was based on previous literature [ 11] and was developed in collaboration with the CBAG to ensure that it adequately addressed the objectives of the study and was culturally-appropriate.
3. Unemployment is not adequately addressed: It is a cruel economic fact of life that high unemployment causes downward pressure on worker wages.
Resources, therefore, may need to be allocated according to the priority of each objective, and if any objectives cannot be adequately addressed it may be desirable to narrow down the focus of the study or to initiate further studies/collaborations to address the open issues.
Unfortunately, when chronic inflammation remains for long periods of time and is not addressed adequately, it will cause the expression of genes that lead to degenerative conditions such as coronary artery disease, arthritis, cancer and others.
