Sentence examples for addressing it from from inspiring English sources

He made himself a "prisoner of the Vatican," never venturing out into Rome, or even addressing it from his balcony.

He's addressing it from left field, reviving Warhol and pointing to modern culture and the most important issues of our time".

Over the last few years, we've seen an increase in the number of high profile hacks and cyber attacks and, as a result, both government and enterprise finally began making security a priority and addressing it from the top down.

I'm addressing it from my own experience and observations of the hundreds of thousands of teen posts I've read the past three years.

The World Council of Churches (WCC is one of the leading international faith-based organizations to have taken up this challenge, addressing it from the perspective of ecological justice and a deep engagement in 'eco-theology.' In so doing, WCC is recognizing that climate change is an issue of both ecological and economic justice.

I also knew where to address it from in terms of the counsellor.

The day the piece appeared, Mrs. Clinton addressed it from her campaign plane, saying that it fit a pattern of Mr. Trump's poor judgment.

"This is a hard change to make, but we had to address it from a runner satisfaction point of view," Wittenberg said.

It is about time for Europeans to take their destiny into their hands and to address it from both ends: the urgent need for massive development in Africa and sound management of the inescapable migratory flows from south to north.

Purdue Pharma now acknowledges that there is an opioid crisis, but maintains that it has taken every available step to address it, from sponsoring "prescription monitoring" programs in some states to underwriting drug-abuse education.

Dinaw Mengestu, who left during his country's "red terror" at the age of 2, glancingly addresses it from the perspective of an Ethiopian immigrant in his accomplished first novel, "The Beautiful Things That Heaven Bears".