Sentence examples for address something to from inspiring English sources

Apparently there's another, more serious bug that this patch doesn't address, something to do with an SMB vulnerability.

That guest gave up speaking to me and addressed something to the full table that made everyone laugh.

We are too great a country to fail to address something so fundamental to our fellow citizens and our future.

"It's a way to address something that nobody wants to talk about through a game that everybody loves," Noftsinger said.

But Otago University academic Dr Shyamala Nada-Raja, a senior researcher at the School of social and preventive medicine and an expert on suicide, believes there is a failure to address something unique and intrinsic to New Zealand culture – its youth as a country and a fragmented, uncertain identity.

Perhaps providing tools such as bedside sanitizer pumps to address something that our team understood to be an issue ultimately produced a Westernized intervention and outcome.

"By definition, recalls are issued to address something that poses a risk to passenger safety, so this was not a recall," wrote Honda spokesman Chris Naughton in a recent e-mail message.

Less cosmically, we've been made to address something as simple as talking to strangers.

Just before the interview ended, she said to me: "I have to say I have some sympathy for governments trying to address something as hard as terrorism, having attempted to address something as hard as violence against women for a long time".

"But," Mr. Shmulewitz said, "a crafty board with an experienced lawyer can make a rule to address something they think is objectionable without seeming to target the situation that caused the problem in the first place".

Maybe Trump concluded that a congressional investigation into his Russia connections is inevitable and wanted to enlarge its scope to address something, anything, about the Obama administration.