Sentence examples for addressing the changes from inspiring English sources

Video services for phones could take the largest hit in the new metered phone world, and executives at these firms are addressing the changes cautiously.

But the analogy, he says, does not go far enough in addressing the changes in ecosystem workings that accompany reductions in biological variety and the consequent simplification of the landscape.

In a comment to the commission addressing the changes proposed last year, Facebook said that it had tiered screening, including "technical checks at sign-up, social verifications and reports from our community to help identify child accounts," which were deleted once they are identified.

The second problem, addressing the changes in tumor shape and volume that occur due to therapy, requires a registration technique that can maximally align the breast volumes while minimally distorting the tumor, the volume of which must be kept true to what is measured at each time point [14, 15].

That has prevented progressives from addressing the changes needed to make Obamacare more effective.

Today, as described recently in an article in The Chronicle of Higher Education, the Service Employees International Union and others are seeking to organize adjunct faculty to improve their working conditions and to gain voice in addressing the changes transforming higher education.

The fourth mission set up in January 2004 concentrated on progress toward implementation of the NHIS, addressing the change management process and the activities of the NHIF working groups.

Now let me briefly address the changes in the attorney general guidelines.

Mr Parckar also addressed the changes of payments to people in residential care.

Instagram addressed the changes on its company blog, saying that "nothing has changed about your photos' ownership or who can see them".

However, in this study, we address the changes of crime rates.