Sentence examples for fully addressing the problems from inspiring English sources

The two people close to the show said that Mr. Zucker was part of discussions about the series's progress since early in the season, when network executives began to fret that "Heroes" was not fully addressing the problems that became apparent in the second season.

The campaign often failed to fully address the problems pressing on the state.

A report last year by the Guttmacher institute said the amendment had limited the ability of the US "to fully address the problems of unsafe abortion and maternal mortality and morbidity".

Currently available solutions cater for different needs, and do not fully address the problems in our own environment.

The Justice Department announced Wednesday it had reached an agreement in principal with city officials to negotiate a court-enforced consent decree to fully address the problems.

So I think a lot of us realized at that time that we weren't going to fully address the problems of a divided America — of race discrimination — if we didn't do something about the economic differentials.

While some tools have been developed to generate composite networks from multiple data sources (e.g., the Cytoscape [ 12] plugin CABIN [ 13], GraphWeb [ 14] and GeneMania [ 15]), they do not fully address the problems stated above.

No single piece of legislation, no single action will fully address the problem".

Japanese suicide rates rocketed following the Asian economic crisis in the late 1990s and, despite recent initiatives, Japan has struggled both politically and socially to fully address the problem.

However, with the omission of Elle and Julieta, along with such celebrated films as Berlin Golden Bear winner Fire at Sea and Neruda, by the Chilean director Pablo Larraín, the Academy appears to have been unable to fully address the problem.

They are also concerned that focussing too much on the impact of neonicotinoids doesn't fully address the problem.