Sentence examples for have addressed before from inspiring English sources

The majority of his speech was devoted to an explanation of the legal authorities the United States government believes it has to wage war against Al Qaeda and its allies, which he and other Obama administration officials have addressed before but usually to domestic audiences.

This is a subject Perlstein, a talented man of the left, has addressed before.

There is no doubt that this tough job market makes living at home a practical, if not necessary, choice for many millennials (something I've addressed before).

All I want is some assurance that I am not still that dumb and that somewhere, someone has addressed before the Big Bang other than theologically.

I've addressed before the growing alienation of American Catholics, from the vantage point of someone who feels Catholicism as part of his history, though he no longer has the faith to go with it.

Racial tension is a subject Mr. Shelton has addressed before, in sports comedies like "White Men Can't Jump" and "The Great White Hype," directed by Reginald Hudlin from Mr. Shelton's screenplay.

But they're questions the country has addressed before, with rationalism, calm and dignity.

So instead, when the opportunity came along to establish an integrative medicine clinic for reasons I've addressed before, I went looking for the well-filled head with which my own might collaborate.

8) "I have addressed this issue before and you know how I feel.

The court ruled that if Mr. Paroli had had problems with the ballot, he should have addressed them before the election.

I won't belabor these topics further -- I have addressed each before, repeatedly and at length.