Sentence examples for could only be addressed from inspiring English sources
I felt that a systemic problem in our political process could only be addressed by taking a new direction.
I do not think these are anthropological developments, which could only be addressed by, say, Russians, or Germans, or people who consider themselves part of a Muslim ummah.
This could only be addressed adequately if data were available on all products produced by a firm.
A wide range of problems which could only be addressed by tedious manual or semi-automated computation a few decades prior suddenly became readily accessible with computers.
While the council's review was favorable, it became evident that some of our recommendations could only be addressed at the UC system level.
Responding to a warning from Western diplomats that Kenyan politicians should stop engaging in dangerous behaviour, Mr Odinga said Kenya's problems could only be addressed by the Kenyan people.
Unfortunately, this interesting issue could only be partially addressed in our investigation since, because of the design of the EPICOLON project, only one tumor sample was collected from most patients with synchronous CRC, thus limiting this pair-wise comparison to 6 patients.
Brown's painful experience dismayed many in the Labour party who understood that concerns over immigration could only be tackled by addressing people's fears at an intuitive level.
These studies focused on the cellular control mechanisms that influence cognitive and motor dysfunctions in HIV-1-infected individuals, but left unresolved a wide range of questions that could only now be addressed through the advent of proteomics, live cell confocal microscopy, and new murine model systems for study of HIV infection.
