Sentence examples for she needs to address from inspiring English sources

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"There are other issues she needs to address," Mr. Hikind said.

She needs to address those risks, minimize them where possible and be willing to talk about them.

She needs to address serious questions about her record, like how she plagiarized previous nominees in answering the Committee's simple written questions and didn't understand high-school level scientific principles".

The entire song she sings about how she needs to say something, that she needs to address the topic of her sexuality, how she needs to initiate the conversation -- if only she knew how.

Explain to your patient and the family that he or she needs to address the addiction so he or she can be more successful in managing the diabetes.

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It was something she felt she needed to address.

She issued a public apology in 2005, saying that she needed to address personal issues and has since rebuilt her modelling career.

It was clear when Ms. Bartz joined Yahoo in January 2009 she needed to address the company's Asian assets, over which the company has little or no control.

Lennox has said this sort of thing before and she really needs to address how vulgar and superior she sounds.

The government needs to address affordable housing.

The party needs to address this now.

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