Sentence examples for delayed addressing from inspiring English sources

Analysts say Mr. Paterson bears some responsibility for having delayed addressing the economic slowdown by supporting a budget in April that increased spending well above the rate of inflation.

On Saturday she gathered friends and posters, making plans to protest on the courthouse steps, incensed that Mississippi's legislature had delayed addressing the question of the flag until it reconvenes in January.

It also lets passengers check in late when a flight is delayed, addressing a sore spot among travelers in a country where departure times are often meaningless.

She wrote the author a congratulatory note which came through the other day, only slightly delayed, addressed to "Julian Bach, Jr., 310 pp. N. Y".

Determining whether uranium is a result of past mining or is naturally occurring is "a real debate" and can delay addressing the problem, Mr. Shafer said.

The fundamental cause of the imbalances would seem to be that governments found ways to delay addressing a number of domestic issues from demographic shifts, to technological change, to insufficient domestic institutions, to persistent fiscal imbalances.

In Britain, where latest figures suggest that around 29,000 people a year die prematurely from particulate pollution and thousands more from long-term exposure to nitrogen dioxide gas, emitted largely by diesel engines, the government is being taken to court over its intention to delay addressing pollution for at least 10 years.

Instead, we're seeing a White House more adept at multitasking precisely because it is seems increasingly content to sidestep or delay addressing as many crises as possible — shifting the burden to allies overseas or on Capitol Hill, or limiting its responses to press releases, tweets and off-the-record briefings.

To delay addressing it doesn't help.

Situations become bigger the longer I delay addressing them.

DeVos herself held investments in such companies, and her Department of Education has staffed up with for-profit college executives, Meanwhile DeVos was slapped by a California federal judge, who ruled that her Department's effort to delay addressing a defrauded student's claim for loan relief was "both frivolous and in bad faith".