Sentence examples for not really addressing from inspiring English sources

"They're just sparring and are not really addressing the issue," Mr. Hechler said.

"The language is vague, it's not really addressing the issues, there is nothing concrete," he says.

"We need to rethink cities so that they are healthier to live in … otherwise we're not really addressing the root cause of the problem".

"It is a backlash that is not really addressing the real problem, which is the lack of more flexible labor markets," said Heather Grabbe, director of the Open Society Institute BrusselslSociety Institute Brussels

"We cannot be satisfied with tinkering around the edges and not really addressing the real issues.

We of course must be wary of the possibility that the other tradition is not really addressing the same problem we are, or that it is addressing only part of the problem we are addressing.

But that explanation does not really address the more general ratings falloff.

"The governance, mandate and funding of these new authorities is not really addressed".

He has repeatedly acknowledged this shortcoming, but so far, he has not really addressed it.

Carbon pricing, whether through taxes or emissions trading schemes, does not really address this problem.

Mandelson did not really address the issue in his answer, and Robinson tried again.