Sentence The phrase "address more" is not correct as written.
You could replace it with other phrases to make a complete sentence, for instance: "We need to address this issue more thoroughly".
"Obviously we need to address more".
The approach proposed attempts to address more than eligibility.
The theory is readily extended to address more complex flows.
In addition, he says, the study will address more than the political aspects of colonialism.
Beatty wants to address more subjects than that the form of a legal procedural allows.
But these days Mr. Schultz is being forced to address more than meter and metaphor.
But we'll address more of the Honourable Man's scrum thoughts in due course.
But all of them want Disney's directors to address more openly the company's plans for succession.
Mr. Halpin has drawn attention for his address more than anything else.
Towers with breathing skins, intelligently controlled daylight and energy-recovery systems address more pressing contemporary concerns.
But the discussion needs to address more than guns and extra bullet capacity.
