Sentence examples for even begin to address from inspiring English sources

It doesn't even begin to address the questions we face".

"Before you even begin to address a problem, you've got to acknowledge it".

And that's before you even begin to address the creative questions.

That is the real nexus of the terrorism, and fussing in the desert doesn't even begin to address it.

Voters are bored with on-message technocrats with no vision, with vacuous political promises that don't even begin to address the everyday problems of modern life in Britain.

Yet before we can even begin to address these problems, the threshold challenge for the new administration will be to rejuvenate the transatlantic alliance.

Yonkers has not even begun to address the cases filed last year, the city's assessor, Mark Russell, said.

No one has even begun to address Mr. Duncan's "fantastic" versus "mediocre" issue —teacher layoffs here are based on seniority rather than merit.

So of course we sheepishly upgraded the Armenians on the website version of my report and returned to them their capital H… And of course, I haven't even begun to address today the use of that generic, racist (in its use), pejorative and repulsive word "terrorist".

The bill primarily focuses on the bulk collection of phone records".Congress hasn't even begun to address the NSA's massive Internet and telephone wiretapping programs, its undermining of key security standards, and its dangerously broad deployment of malware and spyware across the Internet," Bankston notes.

I'm not even beginning to address policy or ideology here (see again: word count, patience).