Sentence examples for originally addressing from inspiring English sources

Originally addressing only a small group of friends, Carolin Emcke started the first letter after returning from Kosovo, where she saw the aftermath of ethnic cleansing in 1999.

Estray statutes (originally addressing stray livestock) encourage the finder to report discovered property with a reward or possible ownership after a waiting period.

However, most of the studies originally addressing Neotropical diversification have focused on taxa restricted to rainforests.

We generalize a problem which was originally addressed in a paper by Toffoli in 1977.

Syaf had taken a verse that originally addressed a seventh-century situation and applied it, in her view dubiously, to a democratic, multiethnic, twenty-first-century state.

DeSario said that she originally addressed her complaint to [email protected], the address listed on the Web site for the matchup, http://www.mit.edu/ matchup.

(He would have been in good company had he opted to revisit the material: Euripides originally addressed the subject matter in "Hecuba," and in it and "Trojan Women" he draws comparisons between the Trojan War and the contemporary Peloponnesian War).

Billboard, which is widely considered the most important music-business journal (though Record World, a newer publication, may be nearer the cutting edge), began its life as a magazine for the outdoor-advertising industry, while Cash Box, another music-business weekly, originally addressed itself to the jukebox and to the vending machine.

Nor did the young people to whom Mr. Frank originally addressed his message of tolerance have much need to be told of the horrors of the Holocaust, raised as they were "in the shadow of the Second World War," Mr. Leopold said.

YouTube originally addressed the issue by allowing the algorithm to weed out much of the inappropriate content, but that clearly hasn't been working.

It was originally addressed at 4963 Commonwealth Ave.