Sentence examples for has not really addressed from inspiring English sources

He has repeatedly acknowledged this shortcoming, but so far, he has not really addressed it.

While it is important that economists get the numbers right, this debate has not really addressed the larger issue at stake here: the sequence of events.

To date, the governor's office has not really addressed this lobbying issue except as a minor part of an effort to monitor only one authority, the M.T.A. It's time for Mr. Pataki to lead the way on a reform that will make a real difference.

Current Product Service Systems (PSS) research mainly focuses on car sharing schemes and chemical management services, which has not really addressed consumer products.

He hasn't really addressed the young people, and we helped him to get elected".

Though Nest has made a dent in home automation with its smart thermostat, the company hasn't really addressed those of us who live in old apartment buildings with window AC units as our only summer salvation.

"He's hasn't really addressed our concerns," Wenski said.

But she's also faced some serious reporting unmasking substantial problems in her candidacy for vice president, which she hasn't really addressed (to say nothing of calling a major press conference at the last minute on a 4th of July weekend, then barring reporters who showed up late).

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.

Asked about the revelations, 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.