Sentence examples for addressing it will from inspiring English sources

Then we realised not addressing it will cost us more.

Climate change, for instance, does not respect international borders; addressing it will require international partnerships.

"Our success in addressing it will determine much about our future – both economically and environmentally.

In the tribal areas, where the army is expected to resume campaigning after it finishes in Swat, and where the state is currently a figment, addressing it will require serious thought.

If you didn't believe it already, believe it now: The cyber threat has arrived as a clear and present risk to businesses today, and addressing it will become a growing cost of doing business.

So instead they say, "Well, I believe in climate change, but the cost of addressing it will be crippling so we can't do anything about it". And of course all of the evidence, including from B.C., is the opposite.

Unless the problem is addressed, it will lead to "conflict, and possible succession".

If global warming and sea ice depletion is to be addressed, it will require global action, the report says.

Failing to address it will inevitably add to the already increasing demands on our health and social care systems.

We all are biased to some extent, but consciously becoming aware of it and taking action to address it will benefit us all.

Many business leaders argue that the shortage of technology workers is real and that failure to address it will stunt Europe's revived growth.