Sentence examples for difficult issue to address from inspiring English sources
Q Are human rights a more difficult issue to address in a transparent way than other issues, such as energy efficiency or renewable energy?
When there is a difficult issue to address like mass killings, well-intentioned people and clergy will say the same thing: We can't understand why, but God's love will help us through it.
Perhaps the most difficult issue to address is that of jurisdiction.
This has proven a particularly difficult issue to address, among other reasons, because reducing carbon emissions, while in humanity's long-term interest, is not in most people's immediate self-interest.
The study of mGlu heterodimers is a difficult issue to address due to two main points: the lack of specific ligands (especially for receptors from the same group) and the presence of both homodimers and heterodimers in cells co-expressing two mGlu receptors (Doumazane et al. 2011).
A commentary on the Lancet article says: "Communication to the public of the uncertainty around a positive test result will be challenging and could result in fewer donors as well as causing unnecessary anxiety to deferred uninfected donors". The knowledge that you are harbouring vCJD, would be an extremely difficult issue to address.
"We've had a brilliant summer and won the Tour de France clean with a clean British rider but when there are more difficult issues to address let's confront them".
Obama said he couldn't fault people who were concerned about gas prices and that climate change was a difficult political issue to address because it had no immediate payoff.
But he was forced to abandon his claim as his advisers realised they could not prove radiation exposure was the root cause of his cancer - this, she said, was a warning that causation was a difficult and important issue to address.
