Sentence examples for truly addressing from inspiring English sources

It thereby allows the food industry to attribute half of the blame for weight-gain to individuals' inactivity, without truly addressing how highly-processed ingredients affect our health or metabolism in other ways.

It is doable, and a great leap toward truly addressing climate change.

2)    Balance passion with rationale -- Are you truly addressing a real need?

Yet he does it without anyone giving a speech, without anyone even truly addressing the subjects at hand.

The unfortunate reality is we have not made much progress in truly addressing the root causes of this social issue.

Blaming lets us, leaders and voters alike, avoid wrestling with and truly addressing the deeply complicated issues we face.

Alois Riegl, of the Vienna School of Art History in 1900, was the first to truly address this question.

There's another dimension to Ai's story, of course, which is never truly addressed.

Only a real change in the way we pay for health care can truly address our long-term problems.

Until we truly address the energy crisis, the environmental and food security issues facing the world today will continue.

"To truly address systemic risks, regulators need additional tools explicitly tied to their mandate to monitor systemic risks," the report found.