Sentence examples for mostly addressing from inspiring English sources
I'm mostly addressing my generation, the baby boomers.
After he retired, he remained in high demand as a speaker, mostly addressing medical students and telling them to "keep your eye on helping the patient," he said in 2001.
But the fact is that Warfield is mostly addressing Putnam's (1981) argument.
More than 300 different policy measures are implemented in the member countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OECD), mostly addressing water, biodiversity and landscape protection.
Indeed, as Nurmakov (2016: 121–123) shows, the messages accompanying those events represent the goals and the will of the ruling class with little consideration of the public's desires, mostly addressing foreign governments and investors and not tourists, as officially claimed by the government.
The interventions covered various implementation levels (national, regional or local) and determinants (physical, sociocultural, economic, political), mostly addressing both nutrition and physical activity behaviours.
Mr. Bush mostly addressed himself to the moderator, Bob Schieffer of CBS News.
They mostly addressed him as Shahid bhai, the brother who could do the impossible.
The old guidelines regarding authorship of scientific papers, Dr. Tsang added, mostly addressed papers by a single author.
But he still held the crowd in thrall as ever.The new iPhone mostly addresses the shortcomings of the old one.
The administration's brief and those of the plaintiffs mostly addressed different questions and talked past one another.
