Sentence examples for before we can address from inspiring English sources
"Skilling must bring this claim to the district court before we can address it".
Before we can address it, we must speak about it, and the vocabulary we use is highly polarized.
"He's been a very good player, but what we need to address is our pitching before we can address other areas," Minaya said of Ramírez.
But before we can address strengthening our higher education programs and how to finance them, perhaps we'd do better to focus on why, according to an August poll by the Pew Research Center, 42percentt of the population doesn't believe in evolution and many oppose its even being taught in our schools.
We have to know of these people, these problems, before we can address them.
Therefore, before we can address ways to teach tree-thinking, we must consider the common misconceptions students bring with them; students will confront these misconceptions using the learning cycle (Lawson 1988).
"We have made it absolutely clear to the Libyans that all four of these conditions have to be fulfilled before we can begin to address any other bilateral issues," a State Department official involved in Libya policy says, speaking on condition of anonymity.
In the UK, guidelines for the process are absent and research in this area is surprisingly scarce; so before we can begin to address potential areas of weakness there is a need to more precisely understand the strengths and weaknesses of current systems used by general practices and testing facilities.
Yet before we can even begin to address these problems, the threshold challenge for the new administration will be to rejuvenate the transatlantic alliance.
You have to name a problem before you can address it, after all.
