Sentence examples for addressing is from inspiring English sources

But what Stephens is really addressing is the way fear spreads virally amongst the young.

The second issue that needs addressing is the degree to which citizens are the primary controllers of information about them.

In other words, the delusion I'm addressing is the belief that mainstream TV viewing is undergoing revolutionary change.

But more importantly what we don't tend to seem to be addressing is the mental health-related issues and trauma associated.

The fact you're only likely to have one or two problems that need addressing is a great help in overcoming them.

What the current debate is not addressing is a necessary corollary to both these perspectives: the idea that a successfully plural multiculturalism is a two-way street.

All underestimate how reactionary the crowd she's addressing is; this is not a book aimed at the well-versed in feminist polemics.

The economy that the president is addressing is in crisis, but a crisis that has been excruciatingly prolonged, beaten out in a tiresome tempo of starts and stalls.

"I wish to assure supporters that what we are addressing is no more and no less than what a prudently managed club would do".

Among the crucial questions we're addressing is how to ensure that globalization works to benefit the have-nots as well as the haves, and how to develop economically and protect the earth at the same time.

As I open the door for the exiting passenger, I ask, "Am I going to like this cab?" Usually the person I'm addressing is amused by the absurdity of such an inquiry, and plays along.