Sentence examples for interested addressing from inspiring English sources

And given that overwhelmingly the families of individuals incarcerated in this country live in poverty, these things matter if we're actually interested addressing the reproduction of cycles of poverty and recidivism in this country.

He seems more interested in addressing crowds of supporters around the country.

And polls suggest that people are much more interested in addressing issues such as economic insecurity and inequality than refighting old battles against the liberal elites.

Mr. Walzer is ultimately more interested in addressing left-wing attitudes toward the United States than in the soundness of current moral debates about war and peace.

For the first time, we have a leader who publicly and privately renounces violence and is truly interested in addressing the serious issues on the minds of Israelis and Palestinians.

I'm more interested in addressing how we can better connect with the engineers we have, both in the talent market and in our existing teams, to better understand what they want and stop treating them like they are "buyable" and start doing the things that matter.

I'm not at all interested in addressing the organ as a whole.

A City Hall spokesperson said the administration is "very interested" in addressing the technical issues of paying bail, and are in "the early stages of research".

The summer brought us two mildly post-apocalyptic dramas that weren't particularly interested in addressing the core questions baked into their premises.

As an individual disability rights activist with no professional affiliations to larger groups, it can sometimes be extremely difficult to gain traction on issues I'm interested in addressing.

But the disease I was most interested in addressing was apathy, a condition in which we express collective outrage over a societal ill and then eventually the anger dissipates as things return to "business as usual".