Sentence examples for addressing the problems that from inspiring English sources

Too often organizations try to squelch it without addressing the problems that are generating it.

Too often managers try to squelch gossip without addressing the problems that are generating it.

They say transplanting is futile without addressing the problems that caused the reefs to deteriorate in the first place, like coastal redevelopment and chemical runoff from terrestrial agriculture.

Instead of addressing the problems that arise with poverty, the government has now put in place an initiative that employs truancy officers in Indigenous communities, at a cost of $24m.

The two people close to the show said that Mr. Zucker was part of discussions about the series's progress since early in the season, when network executives began to fret that "Heroes" was not fully addressing the problems that became apparent in the second season.

The evidence presented in the manuscript points to the fact that neural systems should not be seen as a seat of optimal processes and circuits addressing particular problems in sensorimotor cognition, but as a set of satisficing and tinkered components, mostly not addressing the problems that are supposed to solve, but solving them as secondary effects of the engaged processes.

It's the way they go about addressing the problem that might raise the hackles of many spectators.

Mr. McCall said that both agencies had already begun to address the problems that were uncovered.

Nothing was done to address the problems that caused that scandal until the Labour government came into power".

She does not look closely at the many programs and communities working hard to address the problems that haunt her.

Surprisingly, few studies have addressed the problems that arise when navigation along the time dimension becomes possible.