Sentence examples for addressing head-on from inspiring English sources

In Washington, the pope appears willing to be more bold, addressing head-on the major controversies that divide a polarised US political establishment.

Addressing head-on the incongruity of receiving the prize days after announcing a military "surge" in Afghanistan, the US said American forces were in Afghanistan, in a conflict that he did not start.

William A. Galston, who was a domestic policy aide to President Bill Clinton and is now a scholar at the Brookings Institution, said Mr. Ryan deserved credit of a sort for addressing head-on the implications of the Republican Party's increasingly rigid antitax posture, which since it took root in the late 1970s has put greater and greater pressure on budgets and the social programs they support.

There are a ton of things that technology entrepreneurs could learn about Latin America, and addressing head-on the challenges that this region presents is key.

But suicide, that was a silent epidemic, one that needed to be addressed head-on.

But are the ads themselves a problem, or do they reflect a problem — one that gets plenty of media attention, but is rarely addressed head-on?

This is a huge difference, which the chief justice did not address head-on".

But the anxiety raised by the report needs to be addressed head-on.

The gender factor is rarely addressed head-on by Mrs. Clinton's rivals.

The U.S. will not remain a stable society if this great employment crisis is not addressed head-on — and soon.

The new mayor, aides said, had been determined to address head-on the tactics used against him.