Sentence examples for address grouped from inspiring English sources

By contrast, President Bush in his 2002 State of the Union address grouped Iran with Iraq and North Korea as an "axis of evil".

The director of the Peace Corps, Ronald A. Tschetter, said he was traveling around the country to address groups of older potential volunteers.

Popular news sites will not only address groups of readers with "personalized" advertising but also seek to earn commissions for turning readers into customers for other merchants.

"When we used to address groups of Parkinson's patients years ago, they were a mass of uncontrollable movement, jerking and waving their hands and arms.

Others, like iCal and Address Book, hide important elements, like the list of calendar categories or address groups, for no good reason.

We exploit both the Mexican Census and the Mexican Family Life Survey to address group differences in the labor market.

After Uber and Lyft emerged to fundamentally challenge taxis and change on-demand transit, a wave of bus startups has cropped up to address group and scheduled transportation.

The company next plans to address groups of business owners based on their common business-related interests, with an eye toward facilitating much more interaction between them.

I always address groups of people - even when they are all female - with "Hi guys!".

If disproportionate measures of IQ are based on class, then policy can address group inequality.

When we get invited to address groups about cybersecurity, they always want to know about their specific devices.