Sentence examples for to address more difficult from inspiring English sources

If these steps are carried out on schedule, it may be possible to address more difficult political and military issues.

Even beyond the IEP changes, which could easily be addressed, more difficult problems caused by overcrowding and cuts to staff and resources have created further obstacles for families visiting prisoners.

Toward the end of the session, Mr. Bezos addressed more difficult questions like the possible conflict of interest between The Post and Amazon's contract for computer work with the Central Intelligence Agency.

Accordingly, it seems that Vina is more scalable in addressing more difficult docking problems (i.e., larger, more flexible compounds) than AD4.

It builds on the well-established knowledge that primary care providers can be trained to deliver both psychological and pharmacological interventions for several mental health conditions, while specialists offer necessary supervision and/or address more difficult or complex problems.

"It's clear that artists are able to address the more difficult and urgent questions of their time and age," he says.

If the "feel of the mucosal tissue" were the only factor, many sexual "jobs" (hand, foot, or otherwise) would be unsatisfactory.Instead of focusing on the technology of condoms it might be better to address the more difficult task of changing attitudes towards them.

There are two approaches that can be taken to address the more difficult computing problems associated with larger computational dimensions.

But the issues they really want the next mayor to address are more difficult to quantify and, therefore, to legislate.

The authors postulate that it may be difficult to address effectively more than one risk area with a brief intervention.

First, she says, it must address the more difficult question of when a person can really be said to be dead.