Sentence examples for explicitly addressed that from inspiring English sources
Three medleys — "Young at Heart" joined with "You Make Me Feel So Young"; "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" with "That Face"; and "Your Smiling Face" with "I Love to See You Smile," all anchored by the Leslie Bricusse ballad "When I Look in Your Eyes" — explicitly addressed that chemistry.
That wording seems to suggest that the two papers would be sold as a package — the letter does not explicitly address that question — and it is not clear how that would affect the thinking of possible buyers.
However, the fairness issue is not explicitly addressed in that work.
Yet, to date, no computational model has explicitly addressed the mechanisms that give rise to both goal-specific and goal-independent parietal mirror neurons.
We hope that in revising the manuscript, this uncertainty is explicitly addressed and that you could highlight the need for more research to address this very important but festering issue.
But neither Obama, nor U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman -- who issued a separate statement -- explicitly addressed claims that ISDS will jeopardize environmental laws and tobacco regulations, or that the treaty will drive up drug prices.
Different strategies used to manage this were reported including, avoiding or not explicitly addressing goals that had not been achieved, re-framing failure in a positive way or providing support and reassurance.
A story entitled 'Race and Crime' was the only piece that explicitly addressed the racialized discourse and is worth quoting at length: There is no denying that along with every other nation of immigrants, we do, at intervals, experience mini crime waves that can be traced to specific points of origin.
It is explicitly addressed to the problems that arise because an international lender of last resort does not (and, as a practical matter, cannot) exist.
John put together a plan that explicitly addressed the interpersonal challenges the project entailed.
One of the biologists that explicitly addressed evolvability early on was Rupert Riedl.
