Sentence examples for largely addresses from inspiring English sources

The update, iOS 5.1.1, largely addresses bugs including an AirPlay video bug that affected playback for some users.

The concept of a Software Product Line (SPL) largely addresses this issue.

"It's a long way to get to that," King said of the scale and audience that AWS largely addresses.

The book, though, largely addresses the professional question, arguing that the governing legal rules in the community are identified not by reference to the commands of a sovereign but by reference to rule of recognition used by the legal officials to identify the set of norms that governs their (public) actions.

The amendment largely addresses border concerns, with significant increases in funding for agents, technology and fencing.

The "undermatching" research largely addresses test scores, money and prestige, and has little to say about actual collegiate "fit" which should also include a large dose of respect for the student's own informed choice.

What Seif calls "this cocktail of problems and sanctions" had, it seemed, been largely addressed.

But these licenses have largely addressed only a portion of the complicated set of rights used in the music business.

Property disputes have been fast-tracked for resolution, and the concerns of locals who feared excessive development have been largely addressed, he says.

Last month, the company issued a filing that largely addressed this concern by introducing a new metric called net revenue, which excludes the amount paid to retailers.

The Labour leadership candidates have largely addressed "petty" third-tier issues and have not shown how they can rebuild trust on growth, spending, national identity and immigration, Ed Miliband's lead pollster, James Morris, has said.