Sentence examples for addressing until from inspiring English sources

Travel obligations kept me from addressing until now the attack on Social Security disability recipients made last week by Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky ., but it was too outstandingly ignoR-Ky .nd cynical to go unanswered.

But it cannot be addressed until we consider what we have just seen.

It is understandable that this is a subject you seldom address until you have to face it yourself.

The problems of environmental degradation were not officially recognized until the early 1970s and were not addressed until the Solidarity movement began agitating in the early 1980s.

But the trade problem won't really be addressed until China's consumers start saving less and spending more — including on American products.

But one constant in her family was silence, and her eating disorder, though obvious, was not addressed until years after she left home.

But he reiterated that everything — his own status, future roster moves and the team's tactics — would not be addressed until Wednesday.

Parliament is expected to vote on the draft by Christmas, the official said, adding that the question of taxes will not be addressed until next year.

That won't be fully addressed until the locals rediscover an identity as strong as the one that was lost with the pits.

The problem can't be addressed until the education system does a better job of preparing young people for the world of work".

For reasons not addressed until almost halfway through the book, Marcus pays more attention to rare concert and studio tapes than to the major Doors albums that made a sensation around the world.