Sentence examples for worthy of addressing from inspiring English sources
Why they thought he was worthy of addressing the editorial board is a puzzle in itself.
This post and pending acquisition raises two points worthy of addressing.
As a result, a person's political leanings are determined by whether or not they deem a hot-button issue as worthy of addressing or not.
This doesn't mean ISIS and others aren't a threat to the U.S.; they are a genuine terrorist threat worthy of addressing by America and other nations.
This is another way of addressing the long term, and the question of whether Obama has a Middle East strategy worthy of the name.
The potential years of life lost and wasted healthcare dollars from all the useless products and bogus treatments that celebrities sometimes promote at the expense of evidence based practices, make this phenomenon a critical challenge worthy of serious address.
This becomes clear during the scene in which Benedick lists the myriad attractions any woman worthy of him must possess: addressing the audience with a conspiratorial air Mr. Cake's Benedick begins in a jocular tone, as if he's quite sure of his arguments against the possibility of any woman attaining sufficient perfection.
She described how Netiya attempts to address those challenges by asking a simple, elegant, value-based question -- "Is the food we eat worthy of a blessing?" To address this and other challenges, Faith+GivingTuesday+Social Good explored how to navigate the challenges of working for the secular public good from a faith-based perspective.
The fact Shriver was given such a prominent platform from which to spew such vitriol shows that we as a society still value this type of rhetoric enough to deem it worthy of a keynote address.
The system that delivered the Tory majority out of an electoral minority (36.9% of the vote) is deeply flawed anyhow and a "new politics" worthy of the name must address those flaws.
After a thorough discussion, the consensus among the reviewers and the editors was that this is an excellent paper reporting some remarkable findings, which would be worthy of publication in eLife after addressing the concerns listed below.
