Sentence examples for history of addressing from inspiring English sources

but he says musical theater has a history of addressing difficult topics.

If the festival can adhere to that history of addressing industry problems, it could have a positive impact on another issue that has so far remained largely behind closed doors but has recently hit the headlines – diversity.

Many of the dead were young women, some as young as 12. America's own history of addressing domestic child labor in the early 20th century points the way to a global solution to the current problem.

However, Cornell has a history of addressing great challenges, and this report provides us with the best thinking of our faculty and staff on how to achieve this goal.

NIH has a long history of addressing the serious underrepresentation of African Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans, and Pacific Islanders in biomedical research.

So there's been a long history of addressing political themes in science fiction, and many African-American authors are starting to adopt and write themselves into this genre and speak about the ills of society and how those ills affect them.

With each source, Kroll searches using names, dates of birth and the history of addresses that came up in the Social Security check, said Jenifer DeLoach, general manager for Kroll's corporate background checking business.

Government in Cambodia has little history of seriously addressing issues of national welfare.

Innovation has a long history of research addressing how to define it (e.g., [15]) or how to enhance it (e.g., [16]).

While the suspect was later linked to ISIS, Trump has a history of quickly addressing attacks when the suspects are of Muslim or Middle Eastern descent.

And again, it manifests in so many ways, but I think the idea of addressing history, or being informed by history, is a thread that you really see from artists coming out of this region.