Sentence examples for enough to address it from inspiring English sources
Mr. Papandreou, who has witnessed violent protests and frequent strikes in Greece amid an abrasive mix of deficit reduction and high unemployment, cautioned that persistent joblessness and a sense that governments were not doing enough to address it could also lead to further discontent and civil unrest.
Andrew Flanagan, chief executive of the NSPCC, said: "Sex offenders come from all backgrounds but if there is a problem with one community in a particular areas we must be bold enough to address it and not just turn a blind eye.
Because of the disagreement, the city has not raised taxes enough or cut services enough to address its budget gap.
The resurgence of al Qaeda and the Taliban in Pakistan and Afghanistan is a grave threat to our national security, yet our military is stretched so thin because of Iraq that we don't have enough resources to address it.
Google has not done enough to address concerns it is unfairly stifling competition, according to an EU official.
Google has not done enough to address concerns it is unfairly stifling competition, an EU official has said.
The report, which the company asserted was "confidential and privileged," was made available to The New York Times by someone not involved in the lawsuit who said that Wal-Mart had not done enough to address the issues it raised.
However, it is not enough to address the violence, but it is also crucial to have guidelines and a plan of action for all health care personnel [ 50] in an attempt to improve health outcomes for mother and child.
Three months on, I remain unconvinced that enough is being done to address it.
The NGO, which was among the first to warn the world of the scale of the Ebola epidemic in parts of west Africa, said it did not think the summit would do enough to address the "serious gaps" it faced when trying to respond to the outbreak.
