Sentence examples for longer address from inspiring English sources

Presidential candidates no longer address each other directly in debates.

These had been the subject of Raúl's own, longer, address to the assembly the previous week.

The two fields, he finds, no longer address urgent questions of governance in a turbulent and dangerous world.

Once retrained by the enforcers, clerks will no longer address you by your first name, or tell you theirs, or hold long telephone conversations while you are waiting in line.

The woman will be the first to put a face and a name to an accusation against Mr. Cain, who has said he will no longer address questions about his tenure at the association.

In order to contribute to this discourse I shall no longer address those parts of his analysis which I find fully persuasive, but concentrate on the few points necessitating further inquiry.

He was no longer addressing his peers by then but ministering to youthful acolytes, playing the pacifist pedant of the past.

The growth defect is not observed when the ectopically produced Rho is no longer addressed to the cell nucleus by the localization signal (Rho-ΔNLS construct).

Painting styles evolved in concert with broader European tastes, and in the 18th century much of the work became more frivolous, even voluptuous, no longer addressing serious themes.

When asked yesterday about the tapes, and about the possible inconsistencies between what he told Phillips and what he later said publicly, Valentine reiterated that he was no longer addressing the specifics of the incident.

Even longer addresses, or domains, like a person's full name, might not be available — or, more likely, there will be some cyber squatter waiting to ask you for two hundred dollars if you want to develop that virtual vacant lot.