Sentence examples for intelligently addressed from inspiring English sources

If you were looking for an instance of "good bacteria" – and this tricky conceit is intelligently addressed in this book – B. infantis sounds like a candidate.

"To equate Suffolk County to Tammany Hall or Alan Grecco to Boss Tweed is beyond the pale and diminishes the gravity of the issues that must be intelligently addressed," Justice Lifson wrote in his June 6 decision.

Furthermore, the sensing coverage duplicity has been intelligently addressed in TCDC.

Social media will be more effective and less flawed if this tension is intelligently addressed, Stutzman says.

But I have seen no single piece anywhere that so directly, thoughtfully, and (I think) intelligently addresses the organic vs. conventional issues.

It's indicative of the lack of smart technology specifically — and intelligently — addressing women".

Bottom line: there are huge opportunities for technology businesses to be built that intelligently address women's needs.

How do we lovingly and intelligently address this hot culture clash that is undermining our relationships and our future?

We must hold onto hope and rediscover our spirit of courage to intelligently address issues of race, racism, and violence.

"The mobile network of the future must be able to scale intelligently to address growing and often unpredictable traffic patterns, while also enabling carriers to generate incremental revenue streams.

And, while the BBC's late-night schedulers have set a formidable editorial and ratings challenge with the News-Newsnight clash, it feels as if the second-placed show is intelligently and inventively addressing this issue by trying to stake out uncommon ground and using visual devices (speeded-up film, soundtrack jokes) to differentiate its reports from those in the bulletin.