Sentence examples for address the forthcoming from inspiring English sources

Council leader Stewart Cree said: "We must make best use of this period of respite to put us in a position to address the forthcoming challenges".

Of course, it's not surprising that Amazon will address the forthcoming mobile platform – after all, the company tends to release a version of its shopping app on almost any viable mobile or connected platform, not just its own Kindle hardware.

A station was opened in Ruislip in 1904 and the parish council created a new urban district to address the forthcoming population growth.

I've been noticing a trend in articles by young theatre-makers addressing the forthcoming cuts in arts funding.

Most notable was the caution he used when addressing the forthcoming New Hampshire primary, where he said he "thinks" and "hopes" he will secure a victory there.

Some of this is being addressed by the forthcoming care bill, which seeks to clarify people's eligibility for social care and strengthen community-based support.

The bug was reported by a security software provider Wednesday and has been confirmed by Facebook, which noted the problem will be addressed in the forthcoming version of the app.

Discrepancies between criteria and clinical reality currently hampering eating disorder diagnoses in the DSM-IV will be addressed by the forthcoming DSM-V.

The relative validity of the two computerised diagnoses used in the 10/66 survey can probably best be settled when their predictive validity is addressed in the forthcoming incidence phase of the 10/66 investigations.

The issue of whether optimal endocrine therapy should complement or substitute for chemotherapy still provoked some debate, and this issue will be addressed in the forthcoming International Breast Cancer Study Group trial (PERCHE [Premenopausal Endocrine Responsive Chemotherapy trial]) [ 2].

At present there are no national UK consensus guidelines for handling and reporting of neoadjuvant breast chemotherapy specimens, although this will be addressed in the forthcoming updated edition of the UK guidelines (personal communication, Professor SE Pinder).