Sentence examples for which we will address from inspiring English sources

The painting was part of our post-gallery project (which we will address later).

Should the council agree to the proposal there will be a long period of master planning, during which we will address many of the concerns of our students, staff and neighbours whilst we develop the proposal".

Inevitably this leads to questions, two of which we will address in our final report: how should entitlements to publicly funded health and social care be aligned, and how should this be financed?

"We have a board meeting tomorrow and have at least a couple of fit-and-proper person issues which we will address," said Lord Mawhinney, chairman of the Football League.

Among the issues which we will address there are: Why were peoples like the Etruscans or the Romans so keen on using Greek myth, and why did they not develop (to the same extent, at least) a mythic imagery of their own?

This overemphasis led to a bias in our results which we will address.

A more empirically grounded line of research, which we'll address in a separate piece, is how much a candidate's ideology affects the presidential race over all.

Also, a more existential issue (which we'll address toward the end of the article) is, What should executives, business schools, and policy makers take away from this body of research?

As seen with the previous two types of net investment income, however, the regulations provide a broad exception to the general rule of exclusion, which we'll address shortly.

If you're a banker, your obscenely-large salary, even with bonuses (which we'll address in a moment), is taxed as income -- because it is.

It is also handy if it has wheels (but these have their pros and cons, which we'll address at the end of this article).