Sentence examples for similarly addressing from inspiring English sources
Now Yale and Harvard are similarly addressing their slave heritage.
We hope and pray that the President is similarly addressing the pathologies and medieval nature of Wahhabist ideologies in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during his visit there today.
Similarly, addressing childbirth fear through midwifery psycho-education has been found to significantly improve women's birth confidence [ 43].
Similarly, addressing the problems of less pay, fewer career opportunities, heavy workloads, unsafe environments and poor working conditions are important considerations for both male and female physician motivation.
There is no reason why the American annual and longer-term budgetary issues cannot be similarly addressed head-on by our political leaders.
What an interesting double bill this would make with Lynne Ramsay's provocative We Need to Talk About Kevin, which similarly addresses the taboo subject of maternal paedophobia, albeit from a less fantastical viewpoint.
At times I was reminded of Richard Eyre's The Ploughman's Lunch, which similarly addressed the repackaging and selling of a political programme, albeit to more cynical, suspect ends.
JUST LIKE BISMARCK AND PETER As a result of the "Big Purge" of late 1930s, practically all members and candidates to become Politburo members elected after the 17th Party Congress suffered from reprisals to a certain degree....Postwar reprisals were quite similarly addressed..
With South Africa doubling for California, and excellent production design taking the viewer right back to the early 60s, this very enjoyable exercise in cineaste feather-ruffling makes an interesting double bill with Sacha Gervasi's Hitchcock, which similarly addresses the director's signature obsessions, albeit in altogether more sympathetic tones.
The 2D-SPP is presented as follows (similarly addressed by Thomas and Chaudhari 2013): consider a huge rectangular container of dimensions, say W × H where W stands for fixed width and H denotes the infinite height for the container.
Pope John Paul II similarly addressed the "fundamental error of socialism" as its devaluation of the individual.
