Sentence examples for discovered addressed from inspiring English sources
The explosive devices were discovered addressed to prominent Americans such as former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, former President Barack Obama, philanthropist George Soros and actor Robert De Niro.
Because politicians switch parties all the time, Mr. Rangel was soon discovered addressing Ms. Brannick and her colleagues with a microphone.
Eliciting and analyzing these requirements in the early phases of a project means that quality concerns can be discovered and addressed during the architectural design.
Additionally, nearly half of the major cases of depression in our country go untreated today, and even when discovered and addressed — most often in the primary care setting — results are mixed, at best.
Inc — complied with the appropriate data protection standards; had failed to ensure appropriate monitoring was in place to protect the credentials of Yahoo! employees with access to Yahoo! customer data; and also that the inadequacies found had been in place for "a long period of time without being discovered or addressed".
In order to foster collaboration, these perceptions need to be discovered and addressed either through education or compromise.
In recent years, an increasing number of Gronwall inequality generalizations have been discovered to address difficulties encountered in differential equations, cf. [2 7].
We began by calculating the variance inflation factor (VIF) to discover and address the presence of multicollinearity in the regression modeld.
During one of its periods of adhesion we discovered it was addressed to Mr. Harry Shearing, of Toledo, Ohio.
Two days later, employees at the office of Trish Godman, a former Scottish politician and a prominent Celtic fan, alerted the police to a suspicious parcel, and last Friday postal workers discovered a package addressed to Paul McBride, a lawyer who has represented Lennon, at a mailbox in Glasgow.
And it is clearly only after we have discovered and successfully addressed these problems that we may lay claim to a satisfactory picture of reality as a whole.
