Sentence examples for address outright from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, when a bias is unspoken, it's much harder to address outright.

While we do not believe that any specification can natively address outright errors in databases, CHESS representations allow us to explicitly and formally define the meaning of our data and enable machines agents to automatically reason over this data, checking it for consistency and completeness.

Barton, myself, and Rockett all address the outright defiance of a national discourse.

Dinner table conversation has skirted around the issue, only occasionally addressing it outright.

When Ushahidi's map for the earthquake in Haiti went up, for example, information poured in, but it was information of varying quality levels: many fruitful tips on where to find survivors; some well-meaning tips with bad addresses; spam; outright misinformation.

And while the recognition program doesn't outright address wage issues, Pham noted that any salons that are eager to protect their workers' health, likely aren't interested in undercutting their employees.

Decency and convention generally prevent us from addressing these miseries outright.

They understood the struggles and the needs that blue-collar workers possessed, and those concerns were almost always considered, if not outright addressed, during policy deliberations.

However, data also showed that Danes sometimes have resistance towards talking about pride and accomplishments, addressing themselves in outright self-praising terms, as well as reticence imposing their will on the receivers.

Instead of addressing these layers outright, imply them.

It is a sentence--bold and high-mindedly humorous (if not outright pretentious), addressing not just a woman's character but the status of her century--that could have been written only by Brodkey.