Sentence examples for more important addressing from inspiring English sources
Thus far, though, he has stuck to a two-pronged refrain: first, Canada is bombing Isis and is thus doing something more important, addressing the Syrian crisis at its root.
He is relatively young by the standards of Japanese politicians (60), divorced, speaks a bit of English (attended the London School of Economics for a while) and, more important, addresses his countrymen in language they can understand.
He clarified Corbyn's position after a 24 hours which saw Labour criticised for appearing to rank Brexit as more important than addressing bullying and harassment.
Tighter enforcement of the law, with individuals and with rogue employers, alike, is much more important to addressing legitimate public concerns over immigration levels than an expensive, draconian and damaging visa or work permit regime.
Earlier this month, a Rasmussen poll found Americans by a nearly three-to-one margin say creating jobs is more important than addressing global warming.
"The question is what you do diplomatically with that attribution... I think our government sees our economic and political mission with China as more important than addressing the cyber issue". Some believe the most promising avenue of negotiation might be to link it to one of Beijing's primary worries - the buildup of US military forces in Southeast Asia.
Other preconditions may be more important than addressing core characteristics of technology.
Ultimately, vigilant surveillance, the cornerstone of public health practice, will likely be ever more important for addressing climate change threats.
The value of this approach has been demonstrated with this LUSO example by showing that a high degree of detail and accuracy in LUSO's crop weed competition sub-model is more important for addressing some kinds of questions than for others.
Psychological factors can be more important to address than physical factors.
He stressed, however, that it is more important to address the root cause of global warming by reducing the production of greenhouse gases.
