Sentence examples for think addressing from inspiring English sources

We think addressing the longer term issues by rewriting the way that business rates work will enable the high street to change sustainably".

There is something to each of these arguments (well, maybe not #3. Most economists think addressing climate change will be a small drag on the economy if you don't count the worldwide economic value of averting climate change).

So while I applaud your efforts, I think addressing why the US government and citizens tend to distrust useful medication, such as buprenorphine and Naloxone, is a more sure way to solve the problem.

"I don't think addressing the team is necessary," Torre said.

Or gay and bisexual men or transgender men, men who have sex with men, and (approximately) 10percentt of the city is HIV positive and I think addressing that, making our city a safe place, a stigma-free place, for people with HIV, I think starts with us... JD: Yeah.

Prepare yourself to talk to him about it if you think addressing the issue will make it better.

I thought, addressing myself, and turned back over.

He thinks addressing those issues will likely have a greater positive effect on PrEP uptake than finding a generic alternative to Truvada but every little bit helps".

It would make it easier to collect, it would also I think address concerns about evasion".

Reichenbach gave a sketch of such a procedure in his 1935 reply to Popper, which Nagel pointedly does not think addresses the problems.

"I've set out a series of changes which I think address the main concerns that British people have, that I have, about Europe and the way it works.