Sentence examples for much less addressed from inspiring English sources
There are a number of other rigidities, barely recognized much less addressed effectively, that are contributing to the problem.
And since the Net Neutrality rules will be tied up in court, and almost all of the issues we just brought up are not going to be fixed, much less addressed, I will address how we open the networks to competition in the next post.
Simply understanding the problem's complexity, much less addressing it, sounds daunting, but Furr-Holden believes the interventions piloted in Flint can eventually help other struggling midsize cities. "Flint is small enough that you can literally put your hand around it, but it's also big enough that it matters," Furr-Holden says.
Unfortunately, it is also an unproductive way of understanding, much less addressing, the problem of global media piracy.
We'll try to moderate its harmful effects, but we don't dare even discuss it, much less address it as a social problem that must be addressed.
It is not able to accommodate or be concerned with the security interest of non-allies, much less addressing today's many international security concerns.
We want simple truths and simple answers; we don't want to face, much less address the complex realities facing the world today.
It also raises cybersecurity concerns, which the Trump administration has yet to recognize, much less address.
This is an intriguing proposal, but Baron-Cohen doesn't fully elaborate on it, much less address certain obvious objections.
During their first year on the job, many new managers fail to recognize, much less address, their team-building responsibilities.
He added: "The district court failed to recognise, much less address, the problem of sacrificing voter enfranchisement at the altar of bureaucratic (in) efficiency and (under-) resourcing".
