Sentence examples for address seriously from inspiring English sources

His Workers Party, an amalgam of divergent leftist movements, expects Mr. da Silva to address seriously Brazil's grinding inequality.

There are environmental problems to be solved also, which need to address seriously the import-export dynamics of TDS and individual ion species into any quasi-closed system.

President Obama in his speech on Wednesday confronted a topic that is harder to address seriously in public than sex or flatulence: America needs higher taxes.

If unions hope to attract a mass influx of new members, they must first address seriously the internal transformation required to build a labor movement of all working people.

While the Sri Lankan government's own report from its Lessons Learned and Reconciliation Commission, published last December, includes important findings on reconciliation, and represents a potentially useful opportunity to begin a national dialogue on the conflict, it is disappointing in its failure to address seriously accountability issues.

But the emphasis there is likely to remain firmly diplomatic as the US presses Yar'Adua to address seriously the issues of impoverishment, environmental devastation and endemic corruption that have alienated people in the delta and given rise to rebel groups and armed gangs that now control large parts of the region.

"And they're going to have to be addressed seriously".

Problems that cannot be candidly described and vigorously debated are unlikely to be addressed seriously.

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Mitt Romney called them "particularly disturbing" and said, "They're going to have to be addressed seriously".

It is a mental disorder that needs to be addressed seriously by scientists as well as sociologists.