Sentence examples for addressing is whether from inspiring English sources

I noted earlier that one of the issues that needs addressing is whether the necessary tools for doing so would be accessible for the average scientific author.

Another issue the case is addressing is whether U.K. data subjects can claim compensation for non-material damage — so whether they can sue a company for a privacy infringement that has not resulted in personal financial loss.

Another issue the case is addressing is whether U.K. data subjects can claim compensation for non-material damage — so whether they can sue a company for a privacy infringement that has not resulted in personal financial loss.

When considering indels, a fundamental question that needs addressing is whether there is a need to treat insertions and deletions differently.

In this context an important question that needs addressing is whether the inter-monomer electron transfer can secure energetic efficiency of the enzyme at level that allows supporting the cytochrome bc1-dependent growth of cells.

The issue that all the material was addressing was whether contributions to 501(c)(4) organizations are subject to gift tax.

The most fundamental question to be addressed is whether the shuttles still serve a purpose worth spending and dying for.

The more important issue, yet to be addressed, is whether Stanley can see the weary killer safely into retirement.

One question she will need to address is whether the swine flu outbreak deserved the term "pandemic".

A central question addressed is whether fixing the exchange rate prevents macroeconomic adjustment in relative prices from occurring.

"The critical issue we need to address is whether that degree of contraction is enough to breach the fabric of consumer confidence.