Sentence examples for indeed address from inspiring English sources
(1) A great many Stornoway songs do indeed address humankind's relationship with nature.
Bradley S. Phillips, a lawyer for the state, said the Arizona system did indeed address potential corruption by encouraging candidates to accept public financing and so forgo the need to raise private money.
The government should indeed address more forcefully the attacks by extremists on Christians and churches, but these outrages can be as little ascribed to Hinduism as the occasional attack on a synagogue in the United States can be ascribed to Christianity.
In true Apple style, Cue declined to say whether Jobs will indeed address the phone at that event.
Finally, the efficiency of the proposed scheme was analyzed in terms of the evaluation criteria, and it turned out that our proposed scheme can indeed address these aspects to a maximum degree.
HTR can indeed address the growing energy needs of industry presently fully relying on fossil fuel combustion with a CO2-lean generation technology, thanks to its high operating temperature and to its unique flexibility obtained from its large thermal inertia and its low power.
It indeed addresses embryo donations.
He indeed addressed the case specifically, praising the ruling, which upheld the position of the I.R.S. that the partnership was improper; he did not decline to comment.
Instruction designed specifically for IPS using the WWW for searching information is rare but indeed addresses the problematic skills.
Congress is, indeed, addressing each of these issues.
The assumption that addressing climate change (or indeed addressing any environmental problem) will be costly is a subspecies of the belief that markets always allocate capital efficiently, and thus that government efforts to rechannel capital are by definition less efficient and more costly than the status quo.
