Sentence examples for address looking at from inspiring English sources

Gerhard Zeiler, chief executive of the Channel Five owner RTL, will deliver the Worldview Address looking at the state of the global television industry.

Ronald Reagan, in his first Inaugural Address, looked at the obelisk across the Mall and spoke about "the monument to a monumental man".

Anyone for a few bucks could make his Web site look like Nordstrom's when in fact he was living in a double wide in Arkansas, so Harley had his investigators tracking down addresses, looking at Zip Codes, guessing.

It's a topic BBC Capital has addressed, looking at how one executive mother manages work and home and at how to keep more women in the workforce.

The man I addressed looked at me as though I might be a kook, but I felt better.

"If they were smart enough to get the address, look at our ages.

Another question to address when looking at indels from an evolutionary perspective is whether there is an association between indels and recombination rate.

A relevant aspect when discussing implementation is also the stability and safety of each ITS system, which can be addressed by looking at the possibility of malfunctions, consequences of ITS failure and potential maintenance costs.

The validity of these assumptions will be addressed when looking at the data in Section 3. Firstly, as the firm is relatively small, it is assumed that the actions of the workers are observable to the self-employed recruiter.

Thus, one issue addressed by looking at the means for invoking attitudes is related to how these rhetorical strategies are also implicated in the construction of textual persona (see for example Bucholtz & Hall 2005, Don 2011).

In short, there is a culture of violence in Florida that must be addressed when looking at George Zimmerman.