Sentence examples for return to address from inspiring English sources

However, when [refugee] corpses started appearing on the city's beaches recently, we had to return to address this issue".

We return to address this issue in Sections 3 and 4. Arguably, the goal of universal access to health care, as embodied in health systems in nearly all developed countries, is to secure equal or at least equitable access to needed care.

(You can estimate the reimbursable amount if it hasn't been determined by the time you file your taxes and treat any excess as income for the year receive it or file an amended return to address any shortfall).

The following year, Wilson found time to fall in love, remarry and depart on a three-week honeymoon before returning to address the exigencies of unrestricted submarine warfare.

"Georgia on My Mind," by Thomas L. Friedman (column, Sept. 7), is right on target and underscores why we must strengthen America's capacity for innovation, starting now, as Congress returns to address our energy challenges before the November elections.

We also incorporate the principle of diminishing returns to address potential non-linearities in the proposed relationships.

The furious Briton, unbeaten in the kilo since 2006, then had to be restrained by a ParalympicsGB team member as he was escorted out of the arena, but later returned to address the crowd.

He paraphrased a U.S. customs agent: "'So, you're in a band, what's your name?' 'Blur.'Neverer heard of you.' 'Do you know … "Woo-hoo?"' '"Oh yeah!" "So," he added, returning to address the Bowl.

Against Ryan's protests, Deputy Chief of Mission Dwyer ordered Ryan to leave, but he promised to return later to address the dispute.

When he returned Friday to address demonstrators in the square, pushing for continued political change, people celebrated him.

They returned later to address a complaint of loud music.