Sentence examples for fact addressed from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Leslie Gelb's review of Mearsheimer and Walt's timely new book on the Israel lobby rests on three pillars that bear little weight and that were in fact addressed in the book.

That certainly underscores the fact, addressed here recently, that a lot of passengers are making the flying experience worse by lugging on bags, including oversize bags, that would have once been checked.

A Friend in Deed More than five million people in South Africa have contracted the AIDS virus -- a fact addressed this week in "Scout's Safari" (Saturday at noon on NBC), a Discovery Kids series that follows 13-year-old Scout Lauer (Anastasia Baranova) as she moves from the concrete jungle of New York to the South African grasslands.

But the firm revealed it had in fact addressed the problem in March.

Crash-worthiness of big-batteried cars has been a hot topic of late, a fact addressed neatly by Audi.

Results obtained justify the fact addressed by Lipniacki et al (2004)., the origin of multiple equivalent solutions is the poor practical identifiability originated in the lack of influence of some parameters in the available observables.

"It's not inconceivable at some point that referees, or select referees, might in fact address their feelings on the state of the Donaghy situation," Jackson said.

In fact, addressing the problem after people are on the job by offering them treatment may be more effective than trying to preempt it before they are hired.

"Morale has been low in the department for quite a number of years, and it is our responsibility to address it, and we are in fact addressing it,'' said Alejandro Mayorkas, the department's deputy secretary.

Though these two types of suffering may be unavoidable, they are not untreatable — and, in fact, addressing them constitutes the agenda for many, if not most, interactions between patients and clinicians.

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