Sentence examples for addressing after from inspiring English sources

Auto-Cycle Union (ACU) representatives recently identified about 300 minor faults which need addressing after heavy snow fall in March.

So the news that Mr Osborne has signed with the Washington Speakers Bureau, where he will enjoy large fees for addressing after-dinner business audiences, strongly suggests that he is reconciled to heading for the political afterlife.

"This is the problem that was supposedly addressed after Watergate".

He told Johnson he would make sure his contract situation would be addressed after the season.

"If they had something that needed to be addressed, it should have been addressed after the season.

Concerns about government intrusion in the marketplace, they say, can be addressed after the financial storm has passed.

That was supposed to have been addressed after the infamous "failure to connect the dots" before the 9/11 attacks.

It was a subject their coach, Jim Fassel, had addressed after the New England game when he said: "First and foremost are the four turnovers.

These assumptions are addressed after the discussion of the results.

Nevertheless, this issue was addressed after the assimilation of feature searching into the watermarking models.

This limitation needs to be addressed after the release of new data.