Sentence examples for left to address from inspiring English sources

No one should be left to address inequality on their own.

"While they've made some nice initial progress, there are quite a number of problems left to address," said Scott Kessler, an analyst with Standard & Poor's.

Now, his party will be left to address deepening public frustration on a host of issues, including a contracting economy and a teetering pension system.

Privatisation has been promoted globally for cities, but evidence shows that it often fails and the public sector is left to address the problems.

As Bo is hauled off to serve years in prison, the most likely outcome of the trial, the leadership will be left to address the social divisions exposed by his demise.

After the high-fives and hugs subsided in the wake of a 6-5 comeback victory in 10 innings over the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday night, the Yankees were left to address another poor outing by Hughes.

A day later he dismissed the tribunal ruling as "wrong and inaccurate", before leaving to address an investment conference in Nigeria.For much of his long stint in office Mr Ahern was one of Ireland's most successful prime ministers.

Backstage, Obama reportedly shared a few moments of small talk with each VIP ticket holder, before leaving to address the remaining 3,000 attendees.

As the City Council members assembled for discussion of a motion calling for Ford to step down or take leave to address his personal problems, the mayor was accused of using his considerable girth to block the councilman bringing the motion of censure against him, CTV and others reported.

Mr. Bellafiore said the employees had been put on paid leave "to address the disparity between staffing levels and patient volume".

If these problems are left to markets to address, sheer bargaining power, not considerations of efficiency or equity, will determine the solutions.