Sentence examples for Quite addressed from inspiring English sources

But there remains an awkwardness she hasn't quite addressed, according to strategists who focus on the demographic.

An abundance of fast-paced brashness is not quite addressed by the more measured A Perfect Mess.

Some earned honorariums for speaking to their peers about the unapproved, off-label uses; others pocketed "education grants," or joined marketing studies that never quite addressed the safety of high doses even as they recommended them.

Although Microsoft has polished its Media Center PC to within a hairbreadth of perfection, nobody seems to notice the pair of elephants in the living room: huge, towering issues that even the 2004 edition hasn't quite addressed.

But the flip side, never quite addressed by Mr. Ferguson, is that there may have been no scientific basis for choosing the site in the first place; it was one of several under consideration by the Energy Department until Congress picked it as the front runner.

Some of the ways the BBC measures itself… it's never quite addressed the opportunities to re-invent itself for the 21st century, but I think it will happen.

Neither Woodward nor Martin quite addresses the central irony of the Greenspan era.

The eyes were not darting all over the shop and if he did not quite address questions head on, he did not ramble much.

But that does not quite address the point made by the chairman and the ranking member about how capital alone is not a sufficient safeguard against disaster.

There were discussions about whether Mr. Fielder or a confederate should give interviews to help promote it (without quite addressing its authenticity), but this plan was not pursued.

She doesn't quite address how Julius could have been such a loving father and doting husband and still have placed his family in such jeopardy.