Sentence examples for sake of addressing from inspiring English sources
"The success of the convention, despite all its shortcomings, in raising standards of behaviour and promoting human rights globally, and with it the overall security of the Europe, is to be disregarded for the sake of addressing irritations about some of its current domestic impacts which at best will be of utterly marginal benefit.
So, for the sake of addressing him here, let's call him Mr. Pan. .
'Equity is essential' UNFPA Executive Director Babatunde Osotimehin also stressed the importance of addressing gender inequities for the sake of the broader development agenda, as women and girls are especially vulnerable to poverty and exclusion.
For the sake of simplicity, we addressed in Section 4 the RB approximation of affinely parametrized coercive problems in the compliant case.
For the sake of brevity we will address the contribution of proteomics to HF research in this section.
Many in the community appreciate the district for their efforts after the suicides, but there are others who believe it is simply making changes for the sake of change and not truly addressing an academic environment obsessed with grades, test scores, and college admissions.
For the sake of brevity, we do not address the issue of incorrectly rejecting the null hypothesis when it is in fact true.
Reyes and I agreed that this may cause VCs and investors (not to mention people across the board) to rush back to those forgotten domains to re-register — for the sake of preventing their email addresses from being leaked to eager young startups.
(For simplicity sake, I only address BP's fines).
These are areas in which the United States has done well in the past, and are crucial for Japan to address, for the sake of both growth and inequality.
"Alcohol has obviously played a key part in this dangerous adventure and it is vital that this issue is addressed for the sake of good relations between Durham city and the university, and the welfare of the students themselves.
