Sentence examples for close to addressing from inspiring English sources

The G.O.P. still has not come close to addressing its complicity problem.

Lepore only hints at the deeper issue that none of these books come close to addressing.

But these improvements will not come close to addressing the long-term growth in air traffic.

None of these answers comes close to addressing the specific dangers of isolation, confinement and surveillance – let alone how these factors could combine to cause mental breakdown.

But he has not come close to addressing the concerns of the crowds that have faced off against his security forces.

We will never get close to addressing sexual abuse effectively, let alone preventing it, if we fail to learn from the past.

To load an individual chamber, first the liquid is gated to a four chamber group and then four chamber valves open or close to address the liquid to an individual chamber.

"It will take us another step closer to addressing the concerns that the British people have about the EU.

It just does not seem like we are any closer to addressing rising costs than we were 10 years ago.

However, senior Lib Dem women fear that the party is no closer to addressing its shortage of women at Westminster, with local male activists being favoured by pressure to pick candidates early to match rapid Conservative selections in target seats.

In the meantime, this might be an exciting indication that Corbyn is getting closer to addressing the chauvinism within his own party with something better than: "It's nothing to do with me.