Sentence examples for addressing how much from inspiring English sources

Sarah Wilson, chief executive of shareholder advisory body Manifest, said LGIM was addressing how much the chief executive is paid relative to the rest of the executive directors.

So I helped them tackle some big items on their financial to-do list, which included addressing how much credit card debt they actually had, how much they collectively earn and spend, and opening up joint checking and savings accounts.

I'm also aware that you can't have a conversation about minorities on TV and film without addressing how much harder it is for women, of any race, when compared to men.

WASHINGTON -- The White House is taking renewed heat over a remark by Vice President Joe Biden in Thursday night's debate addressing how much the administration knew about security requests for the consulate in Libya that was attacked last month.

The hearing was intended to address how much supervision Congress should require for the agency.

(On Penguin's Web site, Sid Jacobson addressed how much of their story is based on fact).

The new Nature Climate Change paper didn't address how much combining these various corrections would change our estimates of the Earth's climate sensitivity.

There will be a time, he said, to address how much his father meant to him and what it might mean to win again in honour of the man who sacrificed so much in support of his son.

Mr. Johnson did not address how much it would cost or how the city would pay for all of it in the coming year's budget, except to say that Mr. Emanuel had given his full backing.

Although Shapiro said he never expected Alomar to have "this steep a decline," he declined to address how much Alomar's complex personality and his mixing with impressionable players influenced the Indians' decision to unload him.

She said that the bill also did not address how much ownership taxpayers would have of the technology if scientists conducting research funded by the state do make a discovery.