Sentence examples for thought to address from inspiring English sources

Emerging feminist work is utilizing pragmatist-feminist thought to address contemporary feminist social and political concerns.

The agreement is thought to address the issue of 11 detainees whom the rebels wanted freed, and whose fate had previously left the talks deadlocked.

Curing arthritis, like curing dyspepsia, baldness, and the minor aches and pains of living and aging, may be nice, but may be thought to address no profound problem in our lives.

King says that by working through the original author's paper and discovering the "enormous number of small decisions" he or she made that aren't explicitly described in the methods section, young scientists can often identify entirely new questions that the original author never thought to address.

They are so focused on the outcome that they've never thought to address the process.

She had no idea her condition would affect her fertility ― and even if she had known, she may not have thought to address it without guidance from her doctors.

I think to address that, the only solution is to bringing these people out.

"But sleep and insomnia are inevitably coming from an unconscious place, and I think to address those issues, you need a therapy practice that goes much deeper".

It was rumoured that he was her lover and had poisoned her husband, and many of his poems are thought to be addressed to her.

The deleterious potential of such random mutagenesis was thought to be addressed (in prokaryotes) by regulation which involves DNA repair and particular structure of genome architecture.

The SF-36 is thought to be able to address all necessary factors to measure QoL comprehensively [ 23].