Sentence examples for addressed because of from inspiring English sources

The situation at Pelican Bay State Prison in California needed to be addressed because of the cruel and unusual conditions there.

"This is something that has been going on for years and years and it has not been addressed because of the complexity of it.

Mr. Fishman said he had never seen an H.P. action show up on a tenant-screening report, but he and other lawyers advise tenants against withholding rent as a way of getting maintenance problems addressed, because of the risk that the landlord will sue to collect back rent or start eviction proceedings.

Indeed, Mr. Obama has made it clear that he will press advantages where he sees them, and he has chosen an energetic agenda for a lame-duck session beyond taxes and other issues that had to be addressed because of deadlines.

Questions parents should ask include: Are there problems that haven't been addressed because of the children?

The quality of data sources has to be addressed because of the need of a referral system to calibrate the model.

Mr. Joko's challenge, analysts say, will be finding solutions to problems that previous administrations failed to address because of corruption or political infighting.

Mr. Kent said one of the continuing issues he expected the new president to address, because of Mr. Zucker's history as a hands-on news producer, was the subpar execution of some of the network's programs.

Now they say they want to use their music as a platform to show support for the gay and lesbian community, an issue Melody Safavi says few Iranians are bold enough to address, because of taboos.

Given that many issues in rural health are difficult to address because of such sensitivity, the approach described is considered to have application in other contexts.

In an isolated grid not connected to a transmission infrastructure, such as a military base or isolated resort, the problem is more difficult to address because of space and funding limitations, less efficient supply chains, and reliability concerns.