Sentence examples for addressed has from inspiring English sources

Social integration, once rarely addressed, has become a hot topic among student leaders.

Football, currently in the throes of one of its periodic bouts of internal wrangling about how the desperate deficit in grassroots coaching and facilities should be addressed, has gone from 2.9m to 2.66m.

One thing that His Holiness – as he must still be addressed – has achieved by his shock decision to relieve himself of the burdens of office is to give his move an air of almost saintly humility.

The very paucity of fundamental modes of economic organization calls attention to a central aspect of the problem of economic "systems"—namely, that the objective to which all economic arrangements must be addressed has itself remained unchanged throughout human history.

President Bush marked the 40th anniversary of the enactment of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 on Thursday, telling an audience at a White House ceremony that the United States has been a better place since the law was passed but that the problem the legislation addressed has yet to be eradicated.

Mr. Brown, as he insists on being addressed, has described himself as "the Napoleon of the stage," and, like the French emperor, he has a compact body, with a big head and big hands, and a taste for loud, tightly fitted costumes.

A seldom addressed issue however, that such data combined with Geographic Information Systems may address has been Environmental Injustice.

Q: My e-mail address has changed.

(The address has been obscured in the photograph at right).

Even the site's address has not been without controversy.

Access to e-mail addresses has been even more beneficial.