Sentence examples for means addressing the from inspiring English sources

Regaining all these supporters means addressing the full range of concerns.

This means addressing the weaknesses that allowed financial firms too much leverage and too little disclosure.

It also means addressing the elephant in the room: burgeoning inequality.

That means addressing the issue that those in most need do not currently benefit most from public services".

But this president needs Ohio and its ilk, which means addressing the concerns of its voters, and moving back to the centre.

It means addressing the problems of injustice and inequity along lines of race and ethnicity here at home, because in all these other places around the world where they're having these terrible problems, when they feel hope it is often because they see in us a reflection of their potential.

By all means, address the messaging problem.

That would have meant addressing the risks of climate change in this budget.

He said the government would "make sure people come for the right reasons – which has meant addressing the magnetic pull of Britain's benefits system".

One former US ambassador to Nato said the US would welcome a European army if it meant addressing the "sharp, steady decline in Europe's capabilities".

This meant addressing the grievances of that base seriously, and it meant cooperating with moderates in that community who might have shared some of the terrorists' goals but shrank from their tactics.