Sentence examples for to address effectively from inspiring English sources

The war on terror has yet to address effectively the reasons that people turn to terrorism, perhaps because doing so would be more difficult and costly than military action and security alerts.

But last week seven campaign groups issued a joint statement warning that "the KPCS is failing to address effectively issues of non-compliance, smuggling, money laundering and human rights abuses in the world's alluvial diamond fields".

He was drawn to behavioral economics, he said, because "the disparity between blacks and whites" is the most important issue in America, yet one that mainstream economics fails to address effectively.

In response, Behrman wrote No Time for Comedy (1939), in which the protagonist, an author of light comedy, criticizes himself for his failure to address effectively serious contemporary problems.

Our target is to be able to address effectively certain classes of flow simulation problems.

Despite its importance, this is one area that many organizations fail to address effectively.

These would have to be addressed effectively to promote use of condom with regular partners in addition to the clients.

Discussion highlights the need to integrate policy on bullying and harassment within undergraduate medical education if bullying is to be addressed effectively.

The problems in Ambon, they say, are too complex and deep-rooted to be addressed effectively in the short term.

That could be seen in our lifetime, so we are in a very desperate situation that needs to be addressed effectively".

Moreover, the need for environmental and social safeguards in infrastructure investment is more likely to be addressed effectively within a multilateral framework.