Sentence examples for addressing too from inspiring English sources

There are other worries we are addressing, too – not least the extra workload that has resulted from so many of our former colleagues opting to leave.

This is not the music of a pianist addressing an audience but that of a composer addressing God -- and addressing, too, as a fellow child of God, the woman he imagined at the keyboard.

When Pilger, Assange or Noam Chomsky address US or British abuses – torture in Cyprus during the Eoka crisis of the 1950s popped up in PJ Harvey's edition – they have issues worth addressing too, if only to guard against repeating past failures and crimes.

It's an area Oracle is addressing, too, with a so-called standard version of its database.

Investors questioned whether this was a product that was addressing too niche a market, or if it was really solving a problem.

Addressing too many teachers in one session will lose the effectiveness of the message.

To be sure, there has been progress, especially on banking regulation and on addressing too-big-to-fail financial institutions.

'AMONG THE MOST IMPORTANT GOAtS' at a Senate confirmation hearing today, Federal Reserve chairman nominee Janet Yellen said that "addressing too-big-to-fail has to be among the most important goals of the post-crisis period".

Anita Masiello, 64, wants crime addressed, too.

Twitter has other, more subtle threats to address, too.

Issues like authorship and the connection between painting and photography will be addressed too.