Sentence examples for really be addressed from inspiring English sources

For Shelter, the housing crisis can only really be addressed properly once the government re-assesses its spending priorities.

But the trade problem won't really be addressed until China's consumers start saving less and spending more — including on American products.

(On a side note, would that summons from the State of New York really be addressed to her? She's a minor).

Others reckon that to reassure middle-class voters in the south he will pick fights with the left, as he did deliberately last week when he promised to retain the British nuclear deterrent.As Mr Clarke hinted, questions about leadership and direction should really be addressed as much to Mr Brown as to Mr Blair.

This should really be addressed.

Consequently, this could not really be addressed further except noting the presence of differences.

He will be the first Conservative leader to address his party as prime minister since John Major but – as usual, with these events – the audience he will really be addressing will be the country at large.

It's not really been addressed.

There was this whole in-between space that hadn't really been addressed".

"These have never really been addressed on a deep level in humans".

But none of that is really being addressed in this campaign.