Sentence examples for to addressed quickly from inspiring English sources

"By contrast, Somerset looked short of fighting spirit and confidence, and those qualities will need to addressed quickly if they are to avoid a relegation battle".

There's not exactly a sense of crisis yet, but there are some definite signs of drift he'll need to address quickly.

Add to our obsession with security the anomie of a society that has less and less time or inclination for neighbourliness and you have a toxic mix that the commissioners will need to address quickly.

In an interview yesterday, Ms. Hopkins said that one issue she intended to address quickly was the potentially adverse effect of Lucent's multibillion-dollar lending program for customers, some of whom lack enough cash to buy products from Lucent.

The reviewers had only minor critiques, he says, which the authors were able to address quickly.

The Commission, writes Almunia, identified four specific concerns that Google needs to address quickly to avoid formal antitrust charges.

Google tells me this is something they plan to address quickly, but they just couldn't get it done in time for launch.

She and her peers would waste time trying to figure out problems someone with more experience would have been able to address quickly.

Based on more than a decade of experience working with local public health officials within the US, JHU/APL interacts closely with local public health officials in these countries in order to address quickly their concerns about best utilizing and maintaining their new system.

"This threat needs to be addressed quickly to stamp out organised crime, money laundering and corruption and to prevent the spread of drug use that could cause havoc across a continent already plagued by many other tragedies," Mr Costa said.

O'Neill admitted his side's failings have to be addressed quickly if they are to succeed in their mission to qualify for the finals of Euro 2016.