Sentence examples similar to address candidly from inspiring English sources

And the Mets' bullpen, whose struggles were addressed candidly by General Manager Sandy Alderson before the game, shut down the Reds in three innings of work.

We need to keep working for an honest and open dialogue to address them candidly," he said.

The issue is being addressed more candidly than it has before.

But McGwire's connection to steroids and his refusal to candidly address the topic have all but destroyed his candidacy.

So I learned to address these struggles candidly, in the most tactful way I could: by placing the onus on myself.

But Rob's sudden return to the public eye is deeply troubling to me, because he has yet to candidly address the thing that should — that must — come first: his personal conduct during his two marriages.

CARE managers here say they hope its renunciation of most of the money from commodity sales will free it to candidly address the flaws in the American strategy to combat world hunger.

I implore the union leaders to candidly address the issues and allow another point of view on their blogs.

Jennie Willoughby called the former White House aide's quiet re-emergence "deeply troubling," noting that "he has yet to candidly address" his alleged domestic abuse.

Ignorance about all of the major forms of viral hepatitis, particularly B and C, understandably reminds many people who are working to confront this issue of the early years of the AIDS epidemic, when a combination of misinformation and unwillingness to candidly address stigmatised behaviours and social inequalities led to a widespread failure to formulate a cohesive public health response.

Will that fact be candidly addressed when the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops meets next week in Baltimore?