Sentence examples for addressing a high from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Alcott's observations and complaints will inspire an addressing, a high resolve -- so that the wounded (in body and mind) shall not have been maimed in vain.

Addressing a high-powered audience assembled by the Mile End Group of Queen Mary, University of London, last week on the theme of "Being Chancellor", Healey made it clear that during his own chancellorship – 1974-79 – the big problem, in addition to the oil crisis, was the power of the trade unions, before the block vote was replaced in the 1980s by "one person, one vote".

The highest rating (6.6) was for the dialogue addressing a high-priority policy issue in Cameroon and the lowest rating (5.7) was for the dialogue providing an opportunity to discuss who might do what differently.

It has also been used successfully to address a high incidence of urinary tract infections (UTI) in their locality.

But the most obvious clue that Michelle possesses the first lady X-Factor came last month when she addressed a high school.

When equipment management for HD was addressed, a high percentage of nurses reported that tourniquets and adhesive tapes were not dedicated to a single patient, and 44.6% and 24%, respectively, reused those items without cleaning and disinfecting (data not shown).

Matarić's work on social robots, however, must address a higher level of complexity.

Both Birmingham and Labor's higher education spokesman, Senator Kim Carr, will address a higher education conference over the next two days.

"The Abbott government refusal to address a high-growth tax concession that largely benefits high income earners is nothing more than a continuation of its unfair budget strategy to target low- and middle-income Australians," Bowen said.

APPETITE's agenda addresses a high-impact, high-needs problem while balancing the needs of our end-user partners.

Scenario 2: You work in the Ministry of Health and are preparing a brief report about an option that is being considered to address a high-priority problem.