Sentence examples for trouble addressing from inspiring English sources

Con Ed notified the city of the trouble, addressing previous criticism by Mr. Giuliani that the utility had been slow to inform officials of power problems.

Although he must be reminded to look people in the eye when speaking to them, he has no trouble addressing his own camera head-on with random information like the day's weather forecast.

The moderator for Trump's panel, Miriam Meckel, the editor of the German business weekly Wirtschaftswoche, had no trouble addressing Queen Máxima ("I would like to start with you, Your Majesty") but confessed to being confused by metaphorical, rather than actual, royalty.

Contrary to popular belief, domestic violence is not a private crime, and some workers have trouble addressing its aftermath because of the way workplaces are structured.

Mr. Shicoff had no trouble, however, addressing the question that LUCIANO PAVAROTTI's handler refused to let him answer for us a few weeks ago: Are tenors great lovers or is this a myth?

Assigning the Treasury Department the job of spotting incipient trouble and addressing it quickly has support among senators from both parties, though several important provisions, including whether the council would have the ability to bypass existing banking regulators and impose its own rules on huge financial firms, remain to be worked out.

And negative messages now could alienate moderate and independent voters who blame excessive partisanship for Washington's troubles in addressing the nation's big problems.

Though Haitians have not wanted for troubles to address — from the violent dictatorship of François Duvalier, beginning in the 1950s, to the destructive storms of 2008 — the succession of crises has led to a kind of leadership fatigue, said François Pierre-Louis Jr., an associate professor of political science at Queens College, who immigrated from Haiti in 1974.

Eikenberry concluded it was unlikely Karzai would ever break his habit of blaming the US and its allies for Afghanistan's troubles and not addressing his own shortcomings.

On the recording, Dylan is obviously concerned about the troubles he's addressing, but his flat delivery conveys none of the urgency, hope, or confidence that are so paramount in Cooke's performance.

Connecticut is a small state, but it has a strong record of leadership in addressing the trouble posed by money in politics.