Sentence examples for problem with addressing from inspiring English sources

The Personal Health column "Added Sugars Are Taking a Toll on Health" (Sept . 12 highlights a significant problem with addressing nutritional issues in the United States.

American cardinals who will vote in the conclave to elect the next Roman Catholic pope have run into a problem with addressing the media, Rachel Donadio and Laurie Goodstein write.

For me, this gets at the fundamental problem with addressing climate change: the discrepancy between what our eyes are telling us and what we know from the research that we just can't see -- under the ocean, in the atmosphere, across huge regions too big to comprehend visually.

He said it failed to address a bigger problem: "doctors' discomfort with addressing H.I.V./AIDS".

The other problem with traditional addressing is that traditions have changed mightily since your parents advised you (or ordered you, if they were paying for your nuptials) on how to address your own wedding invitations.

Elga argues, moreover, that there are technical difficulties with addressing this problem with infinitesimal probabilities.

Maybe they don't see the opportunities that come with addressing the problem head-on.

You have to be in the right place, mentally, to cope with addressing your problems.

Problems with the addressing space isolation mechanism were first discovered in the FITS testbed (Section 4.1), in which different virtual networks are defined by different VLAN ID tags.

In practice, however, they experience a number of problems with actually addressing the issue of deprescribing medication.

Interest in the system has been expressed by companies and groups working in Africa, where there are problems with addresses in both rural and urban areas.