Sentence examples for facing and addressing from inspiring English sources

For African-Americans, facing and addressing the black AIDS crisis would require talking honestly and compassionately about homosexuality -- and that has proved remarkably difficult, whether it be in black churches, in black organizations or on inner-city playgrounds.

It's a medium two-shot of a still-young married couple, seated side by side, in a bare room, facing and addressing the camera, which is in the place of the judge who is heard questioning them as he weighs the wife Simin's plea for divorce on the grounds that her husband, Nader, is unwilling to follow through on the couple's plans to emigrate with their young daughter.

“Good companies become great companies when facing and addressing adversity, and over the decades that has been the case for Caterpillar,” said Chief Executive Jim Owens Jim Owens.

Not facing and addressing the appropriate depth of experience is ill-informed and borders on malpractice.

"Investors can look at this with more confidence that problems are being faced and addressed," he said.

But as system scale increases in the grid networks, it may face and address problems relating to autonomic configuration and management.

Persistent gun violence is part of a complex cycle born of poverty and residential segregation -- two challenges the nation has yet to truly face and address, said Sampson.

Feminism, as she explains, is "not about the exclusion of men but their inclusion... we must face and address those issues, especially to include younger men and boys".

It means facing them and addressing them by remembering what else the 21st century has brought, including the movements, heroes and shifts in consciousness that address these things now.

Facing the cameras and  addressing his son in Pashto,  "I'm your father, Bowe".

Facing the cameras and addressing his son in Pashto, he said, "I'm your father, Bowe".