Sentence examples for gets down to addressing from inspiring English sources

So when Albany gets down to addressing a scandalous $9 billion deficit, the Governor, the Senate and the Assembly need to agree on at least one thing -- these challenging times demand fiscal prudence.

Then he gets down to business.

It gets down to that family.

It really gets down to economics".

The City Council members should get down to business and address the issue of traffic congestion.

From Hard-Fi to the Rakes, there's plenty of groups getting down to the kind of addressing of their environment seldom seen since the late 1970s.

Emerging without fanfare upstage of designer Kirk Wilson's simple but effective set of three American flags, a red carpet and a suspiciously lynching-like rope, Smith wastes no time getting down to Douglass' direct-address business.

This report, said Wolfe, signals that the country is "beginning to move beyond the debate about whether climate change is real or not, and really getting down to rolling up our sleeves" and addressing it.

Then they can get down to focusing on solving the problems that this nation needs to address.

Chuck's lyric nodded to Malcolm X and invoked Martin Luther King as he addressed the PE faithful as his "beloved", imploring them to get down to the business of revolution.

I addressed what I thought would be this client's concerns — my age — and then got down to business.