Sentence examples for address just two from inspiring English sources
In an interview, he said copies had been sent to a Gmail address just two characters different from his own.
Mr. Pataki said last month that his administration was considering a four-pollutant plan, though officials say the final regulation will address just two.
The tone stood in contrast to her husband's own Trump-focused address just two days before.
A spokesman for the defense declined to comment on the absence of Ms. Rajaratnam, who lives with her husband and three children in Sutton Place, a luxury address just five miles north of the Federal District Court in Manhattan.
KAREN SANDNESS Minneapolis, Sept. 11, 2011 To the Editor: I disagree with Robert J. Barro on many counts, but let me address just one, his recommendation to create a federal value-added tax (VAT).
No one has fully explained how, given that early October warning to the White House, a version of the same charge resurfaced in the early drafts of the State of the Union address just three months later, and stayed there, draft after draft.
Programs that address just one of these components risk neglecting other significant influences which can limit success.
Their solution is similar to that of dealing with troubled banks one by one: it is a fudge, addressing just one part of a much larger problem.
Revealingly, he addressed just four sentences of a 365-page political autobiography he wrote in advance of the presidential campaign, "Between Worlds: The Making of An American Life," to immigration.
Pitchfork Media's Carry Battan wrote that Usher's "vocal mastery" allows him to turn the chorus of "Dive"—which she viewed as "cornball"—into something "more specific, as if he were addressing just one woman ".
The Newsday article reports on an eleventh grade English class at Ward Melville High School in Setauket, New York where an "English class recently spent five days studying Lincoln's Gettysburg Address -- a speech just three paragraphs long".
