Sentence examples for it could be addressed from inspiring English sources

Professor Watson makes a valid point, but it could be addressed by averaging over time.

I put forward evidence that many may not, and consider whether this is a problem, and if so, how it could be addressed.

They also noted it could be addressed by reducing fossil fuel use, meaning that fossil fuel reserves might one day become stranded assets.

Nor is China's so-called demographic crisis insoluble, as it could be addressed by the encouragement of large-scale immigration into China; economically plausible but culturally difficult.

(The appeals judge in the Arizona case noted that, were it an issue, it could be addressed with an anesthetic, but that is a logical answer to an emotional appeal).

In this case, it could be addressed in the certifying process by a hierarchy of trust.

You Want It Darker could be addressed to fans pining for a return to Cohen's bleakest songwriting; or a lover, or a higher power.

Some 51% believed it had problems that could be addressed through regulation and reform, and a further 11% were happy with the system as it is.

Men seemed to view inexperience as a fixed and disqualifying trait, whereas women saw it as surmountable something that could be addressed through learning and development.

"I'll have to wait and see what they suggest," he said, but if it is an issue that could be addressed by the Housing Strategy Group, it could be referred to that committee.

He said he hoped it would show trends that could be addressed with simple changes in the way the city did business.