Sentence examples for Having addressed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Having addressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular issue or topic has been dealt with or discussed prior to the current point in the text. Example: "Having addressed the concerns raised by the committee, we can now move forward with the project."
Having addressed basic mechanics, aesthetics return as a concern.
Having addressed the problem of the falling pound earlier in the weekend Hamilton wanted to have a look at the world at large after the race.
Having addressed the symptoms of the NHS, Wynne then turns to the diagnosis as we take our seats in a simulated hospital ward.
Having addressed the OneWorld matter, the panel can now focus on a squabble between Italy's Prada Challenge and the San Francisco-based Oracle BMW Racing crew led by yet another technology tycoon, the chief executive of Oracle software, Larry Ellison.
Having addressed Paul's "crime of principle," Trumbo follows Abbey's novel closely: Burns gets locked up then busts himself and two Indians out of jail, heading for the hills on his coquettish horse, Whiskey.
Having addressed the wartime occupation of Poland in films such as Ashes and Diamonds (1958), and its later experience of communism and dissident trade-unionism in Man of Marble (1976) and Man of Iron (1980), the 82-year-old director Andrzej Wajda has now tackled the most painful, most personal subject of all: the Katyn forest massacre of 1940, a subject of enduring rage and shame.
Mr. Morton has addressed some complaints.
No one has addressed that".
The political leadership has addressed it".
But I think we've addressed it".
The Obama administration has addressed that.
