Sentence examples for probably be addressing from inspiring English sources

Chad Henne's shaky season is almost over, and the Miami Dolphins will probably be addressing the quarterback position in the off-season.

The first two would probably be addressed most effectively by a single-payer system.

"The temporary flooding within the campus can probably be addressed, but the temporary flooding onto the roadway can't be addressed by them.

While Random House has not yet agreed to participate, he thought that the copyright issues would probably be addressed to his satisfaction.

If this problem turns out to be serious in the long term, it can probably be addressed by small changes to digital designs.

A lot of what he writes is open to an obvious enough criticism: that his arguments should probably be addressed at China, India and Brazil rather than a small and increasingly insignificant corner of northern Europe.

While all of these matters would probably be addressed more expeditiously if players were to be more vocal in their support of caddies, thus far the pros have been hesitant to speak up for their employees, with PGA golfer Pat Perez and Hall of Famer Greg Norman among the few to talk about the issue.

Better input for gaming (analog stick, shoulder buttons, etc) is something that will probably be addressed on some phones, but I am dubious about it changing across the board, so I'm not sure how much of a difference it will make for the platform as a whole.

This is a compliance issue, and could probably be addressed with existing structures rather than a government-mandated "officer".

You will also probably be addressed by your last name (Herr or Frau McGinnis, not "Chris"), and you should address your German counterparts similarly.

The problem of under-reporting and misclassification of injuries could probably be addressed by improving injury recording at hospitals and other medical institutions, rather than trying to make the police attend to more traffic accidents than they do.