Sentence examples for sufficiently addressing from inspiring English sources

One major finding is that prevention efforts are not sufficiently addressing the needs of high-risk groups and partners of H.I.V.-positive people.

For the other two commissions, the topic was a vast overhaul of the federal budget, a range so wide there was no hope of sufficiently addressing government inefficiencies.

The skirting of the rules is particularly noticeable because Mr. Berlusconi is under attack by his rival and by editorial writers across Europe for not sufficiently addressing the conflict of interests presented by his vast media empire and other assets.

Often criticized -- in my opinion, undeservedly so -- for not sufficiently addressing the courage and dedication of our troops, the president used almost one-third of his speech to do exactly that.

In this speech he again asserted that doubling U.S. gross exports within five years and making a few extremely undersized investments "in upgrading our critical infrastructure from high-speed rail to high-speed internet" are sufficiently addressing the massive 22-million "jobs gap" we need to fill today in order for our workforce to be fully employed in real terms.

Syrian refugees have fled to urban areas in Iraq, Lebanon, Turkey, Egypt and Jordan presenting multiple new challenges that the humanitarian field is not well-accustomed to sufficiently addressing, including urban refugees and the control of noncommunicable diseases.

The constitutional court said the lawyer's request to recuse the judge was not sufficiently addressed.

"It is not yet clear whether such remedial actions have sufficiently addressed the earlier problems.

Russia's own treatment methods, though not perfect, they argue, sufficiently address the needs of addicts.

As Mr. Pataki has noted, the measure does not sufficiently address information from the Legislature.

I wanted to point out a few things which I feel are important and not sufficiently addressed.