Sentence examples for address a new from inspiring English sources

The phrase that keeps coming back to me is from his inaugural address: "a new era of responsibility".

Or would it find itself needing to address a new American bubble mirroring China's thanks to ballooning Chinese reserves?

Another organizer, Jo Robin, said that by moving to Wall Street, the protesters hoped to address a new audience that would most likely not support the movement's message.

The inspiration for the project was "The Address," a new film directed by Mr. Burns that will be broadcast by PBS in April.

To pass along information about a change of address, a new job or some other announcement, she said, she generally uses the Bcc feature.

Justice Ginsburg said the court would not address a new distinction proposed by the federal government when the case was argued in October: that downstream flooding should never count as a taking, whether permanent or temporary.

Because, I suspect, he is addressing a new generation, which knows neither the earlier film nor the book.

"Maya and Miguel" addresses a new demographic: Hispanics have surpassed blacks as the largest minority group in the United States.

He calls for complete abolition of nuclear weapons "as the starting point for addressing a new agenda of global action".

Section 4 addresses a new scheme for low-complexity SISO arithmetic decoding.

This article addresses a new resource control algorithm for SC systems.