Sentence examples for much address from inspiring English sources

I'll pretty much address that when the season's over".

But both platforms have been burnt by apps which have accessed too much (address books by oversharing apps on iOS, address books and text messages by malware on Android).

During his testimony in Milan on Monday, he did not so much address the specific charges against him as point his finger at other Italian politicians -- including Romano Prodi, the European Commission president -- who were involved in the business deal in question.

A week or so after Yorke made his remarks, Anohni teased her new track 4 Degrees, a combination of cutting-edge electronica and orchestral grandeur that didn't so much address climate change as dive headfirst into its fiery pits: "I want to hear the dogs crying for water," she sang.

However, it is arguable that this does not so much address as by-pass the underlying question.

In old age, the poems were increasingly abstract, God increasingly absent - though much addressed - so the bursts of lyricism were winter sunlight.

However, it said that this could be pretty much addressed by altering the traffic-light sequences so that just one second of green time was changed at each of the locations.

These balancing questions have unfortunately not been much addressed by naturalists.

But keeping the phone in a side pocket pretty much addressed the issue.

Another much addressed and controversial issue concerns the distinction between dynamic and static existentials and the so-called pseudo-existentials.

It is our contention that so far, citizens have been too much addressed as an abstract and unruly 'human factor' [18].