The phrase "addresses even" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to emphasize that something is included or considered, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "The report addresses even the smallest concerns raised by the team."
Alternatives: "covers even" or "includes even".
Among them are more than 60 Microsoft employees, who are accompanied in the ads by e-mail addresses — even Mr. Gates's ([email protected]).
The transaction at 941 Park is a reminder of the continuing allure of Old World properties at classic addresses, even as flashier new condominiums downtown and on the West Side hit record prices week after week.
These examples shine a light on the very problem that the right to be forgotten in part addresses, even if only imperfectly (other solutions could have been, and should still be, explored).
MOSCOW — The Kremlin has long been irritated by the way the United States dominates the Internet, all the way down to the ban on using Cyrillic for Web addresses — even kremlin.ru has to be demeaningly rendered in English.
The vague language of the bill may force anonymous bloggers to reveal their names and physical addresses, even in cases where the website merely contains links to the websites or files of third parties.
Because huge amounts of data flows through US-based servers, or servers registered to companies which have US-based IP addresses - even if the server is not physically in the US - there is a huge disparity in measurement, the study says.
His e-mail address even begins "dunne007".
Now certain groups are trying to forestall dating violence by addressing even younger students: middle schoolers.
Some of these issues were being addressed even as the merger was announced.
Addressing even one of these areas is a good start to better health.
Shaughnessy has always been a poet of the accosting address, even in poems nominally pitched to lovers or rivals.
