Sentence examples for addressing it appropriately from inspiring English sources

Erica Schoenberger has published a book, Nature, Choice and Social Power, that takes a historical-geographical approach to understanding how we created the environmental mess we are in and what is preventing us from addressing it appropriately.

When it comes to dealing with gender-based violence, our society affords essentially no feedback mechanism for addressing it appropriately.

"In any situation where a concern is raised about an immigration judge's conduct, regardless of whether that concern is raised by a representative, third-party group, or following an internal review, EOIR's OCIJ investigates the issue thoroughly and will address it appropriately as the facts warrant," the spokesman said.

If you find that a particular issue is recurring causing a regular strain on your marriage then it is a good idea to consider the importance of that issue and to address it appropriately.

Therefore, we recommend to each physician who deals with cases of CT to precociously recognize any case of stiffness and address it appropriately.

Addiction is also a progressive illness that left unacknowledged only gets worse over time unless measures are taken to address the problem and treat it appropriately.

Despite medical evidence disproving this perception, some doctors are "set in their ways" and do not truly understand chronic illness or how to appropriately address it.

While compensation is just one component of the CHW programs that exist within complex parent health systems, it is important to appropriately address it upfront as these programs are designed, implemented, and scaled up.

So, having framed the issue questionably, the researchers set off in the appropriately questionable direction to address it.

If not addressed appropriately, it could lead to membrane damage, early membrane replacement or even shutdown of operation.

Nothing comes across more vain and self-focused than not knowing your audience or addressing them appropriately.