Sentence examples for addressed compelling from inspiring English sources

Even when neighbors complain of unsightly yards or noxious fumes, once those issues are addressed, compelling a homeowner to tackle the interior is problematic.

But he has helped make addressing it permanently compelling.

The Balance Project by Susie Orman Schnall: This smart, compelling read addresses the issue that so many of us deal with -- how do we balance it all?

The justice department lawyer did not address what actually compelled two FBI agents to approach at home on 6 April an unnamed classification specialist advising the defense teams.

Until this problem is addressed, no proposals that compel the wealthy to pay higher taxes, however meritorious, have a chance of ever being enacted into law.

Using Tor with your e-mail service, for instance, would most likely prevent a government agency from detecting your Internet Protocol address, though not from compelling a service provider to turn over your messages.

And this, I think, is what it is to be any kind of artist these days, with no posterity to address but still compelled, for reasons you don't understand, to work in the terrible now.

Even Infosys CEO Narayana Murthy (see Biographies) was compelled to address the issue.

Do you often feel compelled to address the world from Facebook and Twitter?

Under the Court of Appeals decision, New York State is legally compelled to address inequities only in New York City.

He watched the rest of the game from the clubhouse and felt compelled to address his players afterward.