Sentence examples for of addressing good from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair was often and unfairly accused of subservience to George Bush, whose "Yo, Blair!" greeting was interpreted as a humiliation, when it was no more than Mr Bush's habit of addressing good friends as if they had both known one other since they were 12 years old.Mr Blair was not Mr Bush's poodle.

In this week's section: There are events in life — a breakup, a death, an illness — that make a change of address good medicine.

There isn't much that Nassib will need to do in terms of addressing efficiencies to make good on that analysis.

The master-servant relationship is upended, as the "houseboy" returns with fondness and irony the Master's way of addressing him as "my good man".

Is this a good way of addressing the problem, or a side step?

The Democratic contenders are doing a good job of addressing Latino issues outside of Iowa but are fearful of losing voters here.

"I thought we had done a pretty good job of addressing the challenges that come with deep water," he said in an interview.

"He's done a really good job of addressing the needs of the schools," said Virginia Strom-Martin, a former teacher who is the incoming chairman of the Assembly's education committee.

"Crime fiction is a good way of addressing the question of evil," according to Banville, who has now written a sequel, "The Silver Swan," to the story he told in "Christine Falls".

Dr. Mark Ghaly, the deputy director of community health for the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services, said bodega clinicas — a term he seems to have coined — that agree to some scrutiny could be a good way of addressing the physician shortage in those neighborhoods.

Seven times as many poor children are obese as those who are underweight, an indication that government aid in the form of food stamps, now officially called SNAP, does a good job of addressing hunger but encourages the consumption of unhealthy calories.