Sentence examples for thinking about addressing from inspiring English sources

We need to have a different way of thinking about addressing road trauma.

Despite their very pressing economic worries and their acute awareness of the impact of the recession upon their families, they appear far less likely than men to be thinking about addressing their domestic woes in political terms.

The brief intervention field is an appropriate target for further historical investigations, which may help thinking about addressing alcohol and other problems.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

These ongoing efforts, however, lack a systematic way of thinking about and addressing the challenges involved in integrating science and policy across multiple scales, for example, in the design of policy-relevant, scientific assessments of problems such as climate change.

QuickPay, on the other hand, works with off-street parking lots, and he says, "We're thinking about this as addressing the needs of local businesses".

In thinking about this address, I returned to Rilke's "Letters to a Young Poet," the ultimate expression of intergenerational literary wisdom.

For example, you should take care if thinking about reporting: addresses (or identifying private homes directly or indirectly); medical information; and information obtained in personal communications including email or limited access social media.

And so now House lawmakers will begin thinking about how to address his wishes.

Yet there is no sign that legislative leaders have spent much time thinking about how to address this disaster.

In his testimony, Mr. King said he had been thinking about how to address the dangers of big banking since 2007, at the first signs of the crisis.