Sentence examples for be thinking about addressing from inspiring English sources
Despite their very pressing economic worries and their acute awareness of the impact of the recession upon their families, they appear far less likely than men to be thinking about addressing their domestic woes in political terms.
We should all just be thinking about the issues and addressing the issues and working together, not having this divisiveness of Democrats versus Republicans.
"We need to be thinking about all of them if we want to address remediation".
QuickPay, on the other hand, works with off-street parking lots, and he says, "We're thinking about this as addressing the needs of local businesses".
In his testimony, Mr. King said he had been thinking about how to address the dangers of big banking since 2007, at the first signs of the crisis.
We are thinking about how to address this issue.
But not we're thinking about how to address the needs of a lot of other people.
"We're not quite there yet but I can guarantee that large companies are thinking about how to address that, too".
William Forsythe has been thinking about human disconnectedness lately, addressing it most recently in "You made me a monster," a 50-minute dance installation piece performed on Wednesday night as part of Toni Morrison's "Art Is Otherwise" festival at the Baryshnikov Arts Center.
That's why Peter Buhl, a former longtime partner at BlueRun Ventures who served on the boards of companies like PayPal, had been thinking about a way to address this problem for the past 15 years.
