unaddressed

The unaddressed question is how much society can pay to meet this problem?

"But we have an economic system that is not working and if left unaddressed would only get worse."

Whether or not she knew of this ability remains unaddressed.

But deep problems have gone unaddressed under Democratic rule as well.

It has remained unaddressed in the last year and a half.

But the measures bring to light problems that remain unaddressed.

If there is denial about the problem it goes unaddressed.

Since his retirement, however, the issue has gone largely unaddressed.

"There is another threat to Israel that has gone long unaddressed," he said.

But all the hard questions about the future shape of the program remain unaddressed, let alone answered.

But it would have left unaddressed the problem of whose beliefs to accommodate.

Still, there are holes that went unaddressed and will need to be filled through free agency.

There is another issue that, if unaddressed, will have public safety ramifications.

A fair point, and one left strangely unaddressed by the Giants the past two years.

Charlie let that statement hang in the air unaddressed for a long moment.

Still, I cannot allow this situation to go unaddressed.

But I think that there still is a way in which certain aspects of female development are seriously unaddressed.

We've let these admittedly costly projects go unaddressed for too long.

Instead, he made temporary cuts that left the long-term problems unaddressed.

Still, the "soft money" loophole is likely to go unaddressed.

Thus the same situation which gave rise to today's debate continues to exist unaddressed by this report.

It often seems as if our problems go unaddressed until they all become totally unmanageable.

Note that the postal services in many other countries carry unaddressed mail.

"In terms of threats from the skies, that one is still largely unaddressed."

But the overproduction that caused them remains unaddressed, they said.