Sentence examples for address broadly from inspiring English sources

The Apple agreement is not the first time a U.S. consumer brand has agreed to address broadly the issue of working conditions at overseas factories.

Some of the issues surrounding our society's differing attitudes towards men and women are addressed (broadly) in Jules's "friendship" with her neighbour and fellow forty-something divorcé Grayson, while her relationship with her awkward teenage son is mined effectively for laughs, albeit in a manner that is, as Weiss remarked in The Boston Globe, "sometimes kind of creepy".

At Literary Hub, famous writers have used the site's platform to promote open letters ― one addressed broadly to American voters before the election, and one, more recently, to The New York Times, addressing its choice to hire Bret Stephens, a reporter who questions the crisis of climate change. .

In fact, even its strongest supporters admit that litigation, by its nature, provides a piecemeal approach to dealing with a problem that should be addressed broadly by the legislative branch.

But today's address was broadly loyal, apart from an appeal to Chancellor George Osborne to cut stamp duty on property sales, which he warned was "stamping on the fingers" of those who want to get on the housing ladder.

Traditionally the nearly exclusive realm of plant and animal breeders, LCA have also been used recently to address more broadly evolutionary issues with genetic architecture [28], and are likely to continue to become more common in evolutionary research for several reasons.

The category with the largest number and dollar value of funded projects, Health Effects of Climate Change, was defined to address more broadly the health changes that are likely to occur as a result of climate change, and what research is being done on those health issues.

Dewey's statement also addressed more broadly the increasing number of departures.