Sentence examples for bad to address from inspiring English sources

Mark Ely, the company's vice president of product management, said Roku is trying to address a growing consumer problem — the fact that as TVs get thinner, you end up buying "this beautiful TV, but it sounds bad". To address this, you may end up purchasing a soundbar or creating a more elaborate home theater setup, but Ely argued that many consumers find this process confusing and intimidating.

There are bad ways to address this problem.

Muzzling the media is a bad way to address Uganda's political debates".

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However, they claimed that moves to impose tariffs would be a "bad way to address the problem," instead they call for jawboning rich countries to increase demand.

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"Our dean of students called my name and the first thing that ran through my mind was, 'What did I do?' Honestly how could I have done something so bad they had to address the entire prom?

Instead of hiring a life coach or seeing a therapist to help guide them through the pressures of running a company, bad leaders refuse to address the emotional issues that we all have.

"It's bad policy that fails to address the real fiscal issues facing our country," said Alex Conant, a spokesman for Mr. Rubio.

— In the 1930s, when the federal government was experimenting with an array of projects to address bad times, tree-planting came into vogue as a tool to fight soil erosion here in the West and on the Great Plains.

Likewise, some forms of depression are a rational response to a bad situation you need to address: maybe it's time to leave a relationship, or confront an inner conflict.