Sentence examples for addressing even from inspiring English sources

Now certain groups are trying to forestall dating violence by addressing even younger students: middle schoolers.

Goldin believes that this problem does exist, based on anecdotal evidence, and is worth addressing even if we're not sure how it contributes to the broader problem.

"Universities are good at addressing even the most psychologically difficult issues, so I thought we could expose it to the timehonored academic methods".

Mightn't the system, supposedly overseen in even its smallest details by God Himself, via these representatives, actually be just a crude, man-made form, inspired by, but inaccurately addressing, even obscuring, some greater and more difficult-to-discern truth?

We live in an era in which the protocol for addressing even the most severely bigoted behavior very often includes a conditional apology to the offender — a declaration that he has made a terrible error, but is, of course, in no way racist — and, eventually, an outpouring of support for the fallible transgressor, victim of the media and the "race-hustlers".

We live in an era in which the protocol for addressing even the most severely bigoted behavior very often includes a conditional apology to the offender a declaration that he has made a terrible error, but is, of course, in no way racist and, eventually, an outpouring of support for the fallible transgressor, victim of the media and the "race-hustlers".

Some of these issues were being addressed even as the merger was announced.

And I was really pleased to see it being addressed, even though my heart bled for Nathan.

But they said Mrs. Clinton still made it clear that she planned to address even those sensitive subjects.

Thierry Stern, president of Patek Philippe, said servicing must be addressed even if it was a significant cost.

Gang violence has proven maddeningly difficult to address even when the crime rate more generally has gone down.