Sentence examples for Address comprehensively from inspiring English sources
The bill represents an attempt to address comprehensively what many of its supporters have called the underlying causes of the collapse — reckless risk-taking unrestrained by regulation.
However many of these models have a narrow focus, because they do not address comprehensively the elements of metacognition.
The center is the latest in Stanford's efforts to address comprehensively the global energy challenge – from advancing energy efficiency to developing and deploying renewable energy and reducing the effects of fossil fuels.
In this manuscript we address comprehensively, the importance of the phase of the multiple quantum coherence-generating pulse (MQ-pulse) in the design of MQFs, using both product operator and numerical analysis, in both zero and double quantum filter designs.
The reparations movement must therefore focus on the poorest of the poor -- it must finance social recovery for the bottom-stuck, providing an opportunity to address comprehensively the problems of those who have not substantially benefited from integration or affirmative action.
The G8 ministers also pledged to work to end sexual violence in conflict, calling for urgent action to address "comprehensively" the "culture of impunity" in conflict zones.
The relative contribution of the different identified players however has not been addressed comprehensively to date.
And that's to say nothing of the nonsense argument about "readability", which has been addressed comprehensively already.
Cold spraying of different metals have been addressed comprehensively to understand the deposition characteristics of the coatings.
The National Videogame Archive is trying to preserve games and game equipment for posterity, and various emulators of older machines are available to download, but this is an issue that ought to be addressed comprehensively.
"Because their agendas dominate," he writes, "what rarely gets addressed comprehensively is what most people want: affordable health care, excellent schools, adequate pensions, a clean environment, and an economy that generates more and more well-paying jobs.
