Sentence examples for to actually address from inspiring English sources
So, although something seems so morally troubling, our habits and structures have little capacity to actually address the process, social context, and actual needs of all parties involved.
But much of the popular resentment stems from years of economic and political marginalization, something President Zardari promised to remedy but has done little to actually address.
However, what is most frustrating is that Cameron's speech will do little to actually address violent extremism or radicalisation, which has a lot less to do with ideology than the Government seems to think.
If Clinton would stop wasting time trying to joke her way into the hearts of the millennial generation, maybe she would have time to actually address the issues important to us.
To actually address financial needs, the commission plans to cut benefits drastically, for example, by about $4 trillion over 75 years in the plan that substitutes price indexing for wage indexing.
"The amazing thing about Black Lives Matter is it's this kind of amorphous, disparate but connected progressive movement," she said, "and it's forcing candidates to actually address these things".
The politicians who are trying to make it about militarising the border are doing a disservice to actually addressing the issue.
I think what's really worrying coming out of the G8 at the moment is this push for further and deeper trade liberalisation, it's this idea of trade as a sort of panacea, and this idea that we can go for yet more market liberalisation without tailoring it to actually addressing some of the remaining and deeply entrenched poverty that we still see.
You could include an example here of one of the most dramatic pieces of transformation you have seen, to transition from talking about other ladies, to actually addressing the reader "you".
It's a welcome development – even men who have died will receive a pardon; but does pardoning those men unlucky enough to get caught actually address the trauma to which the British state subjected LGBT people?
The whole ridiculous mess has forced Obama -- who had been taking the highest of roads by not throwing Wright under the bus -- to play by the asinine game that so many voters purport to loathe and actually address this nonsense.
