Sentence examples for address it as a from inspiring English sources

"We've acknowledged that we have to address it as a group".

"If we're going to be serious about secondary-materials management, we're really going to have to address it as a state or preferably national level," she said.

As specialists find themselves dealing with more intergenerational cases, they are finding that what is true in these households should be true more broadly: The only way to reverse the epidemic of diabetes is to address it as a family problem.

As Rothschild (2011) argued, although ghost writing is technically plagiarism under strict definition, many institutions fail to address it as a problem.

For the case (tau=0) and (A_{h}neq0) (i.e. (y^=0)) we will address it as a special case later in more detail.

Poverty can exacerbate such vulnerabilities so we have further reasons to address it as a matter of urgency (Jaggar 2009, 2014).

"I will address it as soon as I am in a position to do so".

The Ministry of Justice said yesterday that ministers were aware "without a shadow of a doubt" that there were problems with the system, and said work had begun to address it as an area of "increasing concern".

Although squamous metaplasia is often regarded as a sign of tumour aggressiveness in human breast cancer [ 23, 24], this is the first study in canine mammary tumours (CMTs) to address it as an independent variable and, contradicting the previous notion, squamous metaplasia failed to demonstrate a significant prognostic value.

And yet the Party addressed it as a moral contagion: the filters and the human censors that constitute the Great Fire Wall removed images and comments from the Internet in what scholars who monitor Chinese digital life recorded as the sharpest spike in online censorship all year.

However, few studies have addressed it as a result of organic amendment in agricultural soils.