I've been addressing

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"For years I've been addressing problems of public life in Finland," he said.

It's snowing here, and quiet, and the problems I've been addressing seem far away, and not something to lose sleep over.

I've been addressed as "colored".

"These are questions I have been addressing in both my fiction and nonfiction for a very long time," she says.

I myself, as creator of that book, had thought I had been addressing such tangles as the primordial relation between mother and daughter; one particular view of history and another; the difference between accident and intention; the question of where responsibility and blame might lie for the satisfactions of a life, especially as a mother and daughter might feel that responsibility.

As the seminar turned to other subjects, I could see the frustration on the face of the scientist I had been addressing.

For years I have been addressing groups on the joys of reading content on screens.

Over the past year, I have been addressing this question with Egyptian women intellectuals in Cairo.

In the past few editions I have been addressing the recognition of the global water crisis, its relationship to the effects of climate change, and its implications for the future provision of this most valuable commodity and for worldwide health and security.

Forbes: I guess it's what we've been addressing, which is you have to know what your perception of investing success is, and what your perception of being invested is.

Asked whether any resentment remains from how the negotiations proceeded, Jeter said that "any issues I've had with anyone, they've been addressed".