Mr. Biden's campaign-in-waiting has not ruled out the possibility of a televised interview, but advisers indicated that he was more likely to address reporters when he delivers a speech to a union conference Friday in Washington.
Walkers are more likely to address their sustainability issues in a focused way.
Several academic studies, for example, show that women economists are more likely to address inequality than their male counterparts.
It is of course those acts, the ones that aren't mainstream white-British, who are more likely to address cultural identity.
It might benefit a relatively small percentage of Americans, whereas Senator Obama's plan would reach many more people and is more likely to address the key problems of access, cost and quality that plague our health care system.
Interventions that engage the community in their design or delivery are thought more likely to address the specific needs of disadvantaged populations, and community engagement has consequently become central to guidance and strategies for promoting public health.
But when findings from the assessment process are integrated into succession planning, the board is more likely to address issues in its composition and make the changes needed to get the right people in the boardroom.
Voters should consider which policy approach — protectionism, domestic deregulation, and tax cuts versus safety net expansion, public investment, and tax hikes — is more likely to address the economic challenge faced by non-college adults.
When responding to white people, employees were more likely to address them by name and to end their emails with a complimentary close (e.g., "Best," "Sincerely") than they were when responding to black or Asian people.
Administration-insured loans are technically eligible for debt reduction, but not many are expected to be reduced because banks are more likely to address loans not insured by the agency.
