Sentence examples for bear addressed from inspiring English sources
On Sept. 5, a market analyst of no great note, Roger Babson Roger Babson, a perennial bear, addressed an audience in Wellesley, Mass.: "I repeat what I said at this time last year and the year before, that sooner or later a crash is coming".
In doing so, it made some mistakes that bear addressing.
The bear was addressed euphemistically, and a young man or woman was chosen to be its mate.
MARCH 12. What it means: With Freeman and Danny Trevathan acquired in the opening days of free agency, the Bears have addressed one of their greatest personnel needs with a pair of new starters.
The unlikely partnership between Starbucks, with its 200,000 employees, and tiny American Mug grows out of the debate over outsourcing by American companies and what responsibility, if any, they bear for addressing the decline of the country's job market.
GAZETTE: As a designer, what do you think are some of the essential skills your profession can bring to bear in addressing the environmental and climate challenges our world faces?
Technology and an increasing amount of data provide opportunities to bring analytical thinking to bear to address any number of policy issues affecting public life today.
The question is whether a more general approach could be developed that might enable the more efficient surfacing of problems, and more effectively and efficiently bring the right solvers to bear to address it.
"We must recognize LGBQ teen suicide is a national public health crisis and bring extraordinary resources to bear to address the crisis," Ayers said by email.
Within their multidisciplinary teams, they bring different competencies to bear when addressing a specific health problem.
"Religious communities have tremendous influence that can be brought to bear in addressing the complex and far-reaching social challenges of HIV/AIDS," said Jim Cairns, director of advocacy and action for children at the World Conference on Religions for Peace.
