Sentence examples for resisted addressing from inspiring English sources

The world has resisted addressing the issue since the popular protests in 2011, known as the Arab Uprising, or Arab Spring, spawned four wars and a dozen crises.

Eventually, Han couldn't resist addressing the dramas abroad.

Mr. LeDray resists addressing the question of scale head-on.

A consortium of technology and computer companies are already lobbying House members to resist addressing procedures to re-examine patents in their bill.

And Mr. Kaine could not resist addressing Dr. Bornstein's contention that Mr. Trump would be the healthiest president, especially given the White House's 55-year-old current occupant.

At the Easter session of Chief Pleas, the conseillers were supposed to be discussing such matters as the regulation of nettle wine, but, according to the minutes, few of them could resist addressing the situation: Conseiller Andrew Prevel: As a true Sarkee, he found this episode in Sark's history not only shocking but very disturbing.

I doubt we'll all ever see eye to eye, but we can at least voice our opinions, which vary wildly even among us here at TechCrunch, as evidenced by the other editorials with which this piece shares the front page (and to which I am trying to resist addressing directly).

This resistance to addressing the sexism of a TV show is an indicator of how people will resist addressing social injustice in real-life situations.

According to Rogers Redding, the secretary-rules editor of the N.C.A.A. rules committee, college coaches — who unlike their N.F.L. counterparts vote on rules changes — have resisted a rule addressing whether a running back can lower his head and hit with the top of the helmet.

Several Republicans resisted efforts to address lending abuses.

It is a force that must be addressed, resisted and rooted out wherever it tries to spread.