"I wouldn't call it an epidemic, but certainly it's something that needs addressing.
That is not to say they should make a case of it, or highlight disfigurement as something that needs addressing, because while prejudice is endemic, attempting to resolve it by "addressing" it as an "issue" is paradoxical.
The lack of exposure of young English players to the top level of club football is also something that needs addressing, with Southgate worried that the financial premium put on England-qualified players is proving a barrier.
At the other end of the spectrum, if, like 50 per cent of couples that took Relate's The Way We Are Now 2015 survey, you rarely or never argue – a sudden wave of constant rows may be a sign that there's something which needs addressing.
This bias is something that needs addressing if we are to fully understand why we make and love music.
Folks are not sympathetic, let alone empathetic to the experiences of minority groups, so it doesn't surprise me that Spare Room would do what other institutions in this country do and pretend it's not something that needs addressing..
Instead of using an arbitrary and overly cautious scale decided by the government, the site takes scenarios that might actually apply to you and your friends, gives you the opportunity to mark out what applies to you personally and allows you to decide whether the result you end up with is something that needs addressing or not.
Despite being a dream, nightmares are a real symptom of something that needs addressing in your waking life.
One note: Loaf was the only woman included in Black Market, something that definitely needs addressing if they're going to stage this fair again.
For the sake of expediency, Garagiola said, umpires must know where the head groundskeeper is at all times, "so that if something needs to be addressed, a pad has come loose, something is flapping around, we can address it immediately".
