Sentence examples for Critically addressing from inspiring English sources
This confusion as to how to shelve them is symptomatic of a wider failure of our culture to understand how comics work, which is responsible for the irritating headlines, and blinkered attempts at critically addressing the medium.
DENVER — It was the speech of a lifetime for the young presidential candidate: Accepting the Democratic nomination before a sea of supporters outside of the party's convention hall, and — more critically — addressing concerns of Americans nationwide about his experience level, policy ideas and personal background.
Fortunately, educators are continuously seeking ways to improve student performance and outcomes and most critically addressing the epidemic levels of stress in our schools, colleges and universities.
I suspect that most, perhaps even all, of my fellow Catholic theologians spend a significant amount of time in the classroom and in our writing critically addressing such "currents in American culture".
3. Weak post-training and post-establishment monitoring and consolidated advisory support to implementing institutions on the ground Strengthening and consolidating the still nascent implementation and management bases, and critically addressing the above three issues are clearly the way forward in terms of improving both the delivery and impact of WES services in rural Rwanda.
The differences between ordered and disordered structures are critically addressed.
Part IV then turns to critically address some of the key issues posed by the ENP.
His history classes also critically addressed formal, theoretical and aesthetic issues that were ignored by most programs.
We will also critically address the overall benefits of integrin-targeting.
Volume 4 of New Geographies features articles and projects that critically address the relationship of space with such modes of representation.
The authors here critically address the opportunities and challenges in translating regenerative cell therapies from rodents to humans.
