Sentence examples for not seriously addressed from inspiring English sources

"The US has not seriously addressed its own role in attracting illicit financial flows and supporting tax evasion," the TJN report found.

Elected leaders from both political parties in Congress and the White House have not seriously addressed the issue.

Still, we must recognize that racial injustice is very deep; it will divide us if it is not seriously addressed.

Still we must recognize this black justice problem is very deep; it will divide us if it is not seriously addressed.

The agency has not seriously addressed habitat, population control, and ecosystem management options to ensure the survival of this culturally and historically significant animal species.

He said the government did not seriously address the cost of living crisis.

The party did not seriously address economic issues until addressing the postwar reconstruction of the Welsh economy after 1945.

"The signs are that the government party is indifferent to them and the opposition's agenda does not seriously address their problems".

The American ambassador to Kenya, William M. Bellamy, said the United States would withhold about $2.5 million intended to help Kenya fight corruption because Kenyan officials were not seriously addressing the problem.

As long as this nation will not seriously address the root causes of racism: ignorance, fear, and economic insecurity, the problems of the "learning gap" will persist.

The plan, he wrote, will be "extremely burdensome and costly, and will not seriously address the global environmental concerns that are frequently raised to justify it".