Sentence examples for somehow addressing from inspiring English sources

#NYTworld — Adarsh B (@Adarsh_B) 19 Mar 13 It's hard to imagine the president making a big policy speech in Jerusalem without somehow addressing these issues.

Filing a malpractice suit somehow addressed this.

But we should spend more time exploring ideas that — somehow — address the core issue.

It might be easier to list the authors who weren't somehow addressed.

"My first interview was really sympathetic, but I wanted him to somehow address this," Mr. Maron recalled recently by phone.

The judgment would make sense only if it would somehow address his legacy here in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The champion's name is Peter Colt, which does not exactly have the same ring as Rocky Balboa but somehow addresses the great national yearning for another Wimbledon title by a homeboy.

But to a growing extent, these arguments may be heard inside the ranks of the church.At the same time, it is not easy to see how the cardinals who select John Paul's successor, even if they were overcome by a sudden burst of liberal sentiment, could make a choice which somehow addresses these conflicting realities.

The increasing volatility of capital markets must be somehow addressed, by something better than exchange controls.

Sustainable transport policy should somehow address internalising of external effects in pricing, but it should also acknowledge the long term steering role of spatial structure and dynamics.

In addition to the sheer magnitude of the project, LSAs are often guided by political considerations that must be acknowledged and somehow addressed in the assessment design.