Sentence examples for addressed fears from inspiring English sources
Timothy Geithner's latest bank-rescue plan has not remotely addressed fears that the fix is in for the same well-connected banking crowd that created the mess.
He also addressed fears among millions of urban and middle-class Turks that his party is bent on unravelling decades of determinedly secular rule launched under the founder of modern Turkey, Kemal Ataturk.
ATLANTA — When Michelle Obama addressed an audience of African-American political and entertainment heavyweights here on Sunday, she obliquely addressed fears that her husband's presidential run might put him in danger.
The governor also addressed fears that the government's various schemes to rekindle the housing market, coupled with the Bank's promise to keep rates low, risked stoking a new speculative bubble.
Finally, Frieden addressed fears that the vaccine would not arrive in time to help.
Second, he addressed fears that the vaccine is unsafe, stressing that no corners were cut to make the product, and that it's the same process as the one used for many years to make seasonal vaccine.
You can watch the first segment of the conversation, where we addressed fear and its effect on our careers here.
The building's designer visited to address fears that its roof might collapse.
Some of the travel 'experts' talked of hygiene, addressing fears over bed bugs, flying insects, fleas or simply "other people's stuff".
When he ran for president in 2008, Mr. Romney felt compelled to address fears that the Mormon Church would guide his policies.
To address fears of becoming isolated from a sometimes unstable neighbourhood, Michelle Bachelet, the current socialist president, has stressed closer ties with Latin America.
