Sentence examples for back to addressing from inspiring English sources

Six months ago, when David Cameron was trying to wrap up his renegotiation with the EU, the mood in European capitals was one of barely hidden annoyance – the "British question" needed to be dealt with swiftly so that the EU could get back to addressing more serious and pressing challenges than the requests coming from London.

Once we get back to addressing that, I think that can lead to a huge rally.

"So I'm hopeful that we'll go back to addressing our social and political culture more directly".

"This is just the beginning of getting back to addressing her needs".

Intermittently, the storytelling draws back to address all the world's "faulty pilgrims".

Brendon has been to rehab several times, most recently in 2014 when he said he was going back to address his addiction to sleeping pills and alcohol.

She says there is a lot to be done on the fiscal union front, and says she will come back to address those issues another day.

A Quiet Adjustment turns the clock back to address the scandal that shook the poet's reputation early in his career and Annabella is its unfortunate witness.

Rather than relying on the leaden, prescriptive approach to cookbooks of five years ago, authors have eased back to address one of the great pleasures and most personal parts of cooking: sharing recipes.

In 1997, while jailed on Rikers, he enrolled in a public-speaking course and so impressed the instructor, John Wareham, that he was invited back to address his former classmates after his release on the subject of Plato's cave.

They're less adept at taking a step back to address the actual business benefits their product enables.