A lone toll taker attended to the problem, accepting cash from one of the lead cars, and afterward the line began to move more steadily, which caused Taleb to reconsider his initial diagnosis of the problem.
To keep the school from sending him to the emergency room, Ms. Cancino would leave work to pick him up and attend to the problem; it usually involved adjusting his insulin dosage.
At differing speeds and with differing audiences in mind, they are attending to the problem.So far, the nearest thing to a practical step was last November's agreement by the Organisation of American States to co-operate in clamping down on the export of illegal weapons.
From the left comes the proposition that given the slow economy, we should defer attending to the problem of mounting obligations — and the truly delusional idea that growing federal debt doesn't matter because we owe most of it to ourselves.
It has been many years since researchers have attended to the problem ofinterpolation of fuzzy data.
Suddenly you receive an email - apparently from that very site - saying that there is a problem with your last order and can you please "click here" to attend to the problem.
We attend to the problem of missing data by using multiple imputation with SAS 9.2 PROC MI and MIANALYZE [ 33]; see also recommendations by Mayer et al. [ 34].
He knew he would be risking his reputation with the pardon, but attending to the problems of the country came first.
She said it was unconstitutional and that he should cut short his European trip, which she claimed the country could not afford, and return home to attend to the problems of the budget and the economy.
In making this argument, this essay aims to respect Stegner's intentions, attend to the problems with conflating author and narrator, and develop an analysis that is nuanced and sensitive, rather than inflammatory or accusatory.
