Sentence examples for were finally addressing from inspiring English sources

Occasionally the language slackens into cliché: "we were finally addressing the elephant in the room"; "I could get into a sticky situation"; "I hadn't quite passed the sniff test".

Then, the long-delayed but crucial issues of Jerusalem and refugees, Israel-Palestine borders and Jewish settlements, were finally addressed, with formidable pressure on Yasser Arafat to concede the match and yield any further claims against Israel, a pressure he successfully resisted with the reward of Arab accolade and American-Israeli contumely.

The government is finally addressing another problem.

"We're glad to see they're finally addressing this issue," he said.

"I am thankful to meet a pope who is finally addressing issues like climate change.

It is Mr. Trump who is finally addressing their real economic concerns.

"They are finally addressing a problem that has been festering for years on Wall Street," said Lewis D. Lowenfels, a securities lawyer at Tolins & Lowenfels in New York.

After years of practice NBC is finally addressing the abrupt departure of one of its signature late-night personalities with a plan for a smooth transition.

The agency played down the significance of the guide, but several outside tax experts said yesterday that the posting showed that the I.R.S. was finally addressing two growing forms of tax cheating.

We're just not going to pay you today, but we're going to pay you with interest, and we will pay everybody that's due money' — if you did that, the world would say America is finally addressing their problem".

Thankfully, Sony used its CES press conference today to announce that it's finally addressing its well-received WH-1000XM3's lack of Alexa.