Sentence examples for been addressing for years from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the very notion of race as biological category seems to be part of a past century, a fact that some artists have been addressing for years.
Besides, the above-mentioned estimation/detection/localization problems have been addressed for years by the signal processing community, this resulting into large number of well-known algorithms and solutions.
But that solution may not be addressed for years and in the meantime, airlines deal with O'Hare in their own ways.
Yet in all likelihood, these reform ideas won't be addressed for years to come.
I'm finding it really easy to remain politically neutral here, because this isn't a party-based problem; the idea that these machines could be running wild with our votes without being addressed for years is a failure of the entire system of oversight.
Mr. Greenspan's speech echoes some of the themes he has been addressing for more than a year: technological change is generating worker productivity gains that have helped take the economy to new levels.
Integrated terrestrial and satellite communication system is a paradigm that has been addressed for many years and that is at the fore front of the research and development activity within the satellite community.
"The enormity of the humanitarian situation and the fact that it has scarcely been addressed for over a year is incomprehensible to me," she said.
Meg Hillier, the chair of the public accounts committee, which oversees government spending, said the issues of safety and costs must be addressed: "For more than 20 years the Ministry of Defence has been promising to dismantle its out-of-service nuclear submarines and told my committee last year that it would now address this dismal lack of progress.
"People with acne are desperate to try anything," said Dan Kern, founder of Acne.org, a site that has been addressing the topic for 13 years.
Those who are fighting this disease have been addressing behavior change for many years, reinforced by the communications efforts of United Methodist Communications.
