Sentence examples for addressing little from inspiring English sources

And yet, according to Mr. Slawsby at International Data, "all these diverse offerings are addressing little bits and pieces" of RIM's niche.

Stanza one welcomes the child: stanza two is spoken over the shoulder to the detractors, while still ostensibly addressing little Betsy.

Unless substantially addressed, little will change.

However, while structural and organizational determinants of motivation have been addressed, little research has been conducted with regard to individual and sociocultural determinants of HW motivation to deliver services, particularly in the context of HIV prevention and treatment programmes [ 26].

"We're trying to address this little by little and sort of chip away at [the problem]," he said.

If a hoaxer sends the dustmen to the wrong address, little damage is done.

"No address, little information about the child and how it came to be in that place, et cetera – there was a paucity of information.

So, there we have British elections today: an unfair electoral system, censorship of candidates' electoral addresses, little real political choice for voters, widespread postal ballot-rigging and elections administered by partisan council officials in a corrupt political climate.

But Starbucks stands out because many of the causes it addresses have little to do with its business.

Yet the waves were brilliant, and once I'd addressed the "little somethings" the books were enriched.

Barrymore explained that her best friend "was getting married and sent me a letter addressed to Little Edie".