Sentence examples similar to addressing off from inspiring English sources

That's actually an issue that Shatner has addressed off Twitter: Shatner thinks he can.

Harvey Pitt, the chairman of the SEC, has criticised FASB for taking so long to make up its mind.In trying to address off-balance-sheet abuses, FASB has too often run up against corporate pressure applied through CongressThe board has tried hard to address off-balance-sheet abuses.

NEW ORLEANS – Beyonce seemed to embrace the Super Bowl spirit on Thursday by taking the time to address off-field distractions just as so many players have had to do all week.

This paper addresses off-line diagnosis of embedded functions, such as that made in workshops by the technicians.

The club told BBC Points West they saw Henson as a "great player and kicker who could be a mature number 12" and believed he had addressed off-field issues which have littered his career.

TALENoffer uses the TALgetter algorithm to specifically address off-target effects.

Burress could also face punishment from the N.F.L., which has made a priority of addressing players' off-field misbehavior.

No one around the Mets appeared particularly surprised at the need for apologetic phone calls, team meetings and the seemingly unrelenting requirement of addressing negative off-field issues.

*Requiring all teams to hire coordinators who would be responsible for addressing all off-field matters and keeping players informed about places that they should steer clear of.

Massachusetts put off addressing that until it had achieved universal coverage.

The evolving challenges in life sciences research cannot be all addressed by off-the-shelf bioinformatics applications.