Sentence examples for begins addressing the from inspiring English sources

LATE in "Il Bidone" ("The Swindle"), Federico Fellini's stark 1955 portrait of confidence men who bilk the poor out of what little money they have, the group's leader, Augusto Broderick Crawfordd), begins addressing the matter of his conscience, which had never troubled him until recently, when by chance he ran into the daughter he had abandoned.

Drug company executives have begun addressing the calls for reinvention.

At the same time, Dr. Edynak noted that radiology management had already begun addressing the problems.

Looking haggard and confused, Mr Ayanu began addressing the crowd in Amharic.

"We're in Carthage now," Ms. Zambello began, addressing the troops from atop a little step.

Then, without warning, she abandoned her chair for the carpet and began addressing the dogs themselves from her knees.

Gillian Christensen, a spokeswoman for ICE, said in an e-mail that the agency has "already begun addressing the G.A.O.

(Not coincidentally, it was the same era that began addressing the discrimination that entrenched black poverty as well).

For women who have had the most unstable lives, secure housing is essential to begin addressing the problems they face.

When the Israeli ambassador began addressing the UN, the crowd in the square watching on a giant television screen began booing.

Summary: With the ability to identify anger prone drivers, research can begin addressing the underlying emotional mechanisms or thought processes that trigger angry and hostile reactions while driving.