Sentence examples for had really addressed from inspiring English sources

Hawkins said Bernie Sanders was the only one she felt had really addressed race and policing.

"Though there have been models out there that put asexuality theoretically as a possibility, none had really addressed it," said Bogaert.

The fundamental elements to protect American investors are not there and no one has really addressed any of this yet.

"Nobody has really addressed these issues this definitively or this exhaustively," said William Lerach, a partner with Milberg Weiss who is representing the plaintiffs in the case.

ELECTION Day is upon us, and neither President Obama nor Mitt Romney has really addressed one of the nation's most pressing economic issues: the risk that one day taxpayers might have to bail out swashbuckling financial institutions again.

Gretchen Morgenson writes in her New York Times column that "neither President Obama nor Mitt Romney has really addressed one of the nation's most pressing economic issues: the risk that one day taxpayers might have to bail out swashbuckling financial institutions again".

"There were a few small percentages that needed to improve and he has really addressed those well.

I think Android has really addressed that really well, but it has also pushed the rest of the market.

This will help the editor and the reviewer (if the manuscript is sent out for re-review) locate your changes and determine if you have really addressed the issues.

A sizeable chunk of the Schwarzenegger voters said they had voted on the issues, but agreed that he had not really addressed them.

The Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said it "showed how riven Labour was by personality, politics and factionalism" and suggested Ed Miliband had "not really addressed" the issue.