Sentence examples for preferred addressing from inspiring English sources

Some nurses preferred addressing lifestyle issues over a few consultations as there was a danger of overloading clients with health information if it was all presented at the first meeting.

Although this inquiry was unable to evaluate the GPs' use of such an approach, its findings confirmed the application of different (somewhat heterogeneous) practices for disclosing the diagnosis: the GPs preferred addressing the patient's entourage first and confronting the patient only secondarily, as previously reported [ 14, 17, 18].

It could target (or, as TV folk prefer, "address") advertisements much more precisely.

He preferred to address the question of what constitutes the ruler's right to rule.

All did so except for Bill, a rather truculent ex-serviceman, who preferred to address him as Chief.

But Mr. Feehery said Mr. Hastert generally preferred to address tax cuts piecemeal, believing that they had greater political appeal in bite-size chunks than when sold as a single package whose big price tag dominates the debate.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30 - Pete Carroll, the head coach of Southern California, might have preferred to address other topics Tuesday as his team prepared to play U.C.L.A. in Saturday's regular-season finale.

This process absorbed him completely: during those years Lowry, who had previously preferred to address himself to several projects at the same time, worked on nothing but his manuscript.

Speaking to the adults, mostly women, she also made clear that while Mr. Peña Nieto was most comfortable speaking in platitudes, she preferred to address issues that hit closer to home.

Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio, head of the Diocese of Brooklyn, recently wrote a letter condemning the Obama administration's mandate that health insurance cover birth control; the letter was distributed in the church, but the priests have preferred to address the debate one on one with parishioners.

He preferred to address the public at large through his written dialogues rather than conducting dialogues in the agora.