Sentence examples for started by addressing the from inspiring English sources

When designing the app, Lookout focused a single, easy to use app to keep iPhone users safe, and started by addressing the biggest risks to iPhone users today.

So many of today's apps have started by addressing the technological hurdle of moving money digitally using your smartphone, but not the psychological hurdle that come from having to talk to friends about the money they owe you.

They often started by addressing the recipient.

Snuggie-style innovators could start by addressing the draught - a back panel would help.

Having stated the challenges, it was also quite notable that the president chose to "start by addressing the way forward in Pakistan".

"If we start by addressing the products where we know there's significant exposure to phthalates, and we start with the most vulnerable communities – pregnant women and children – we can make a real difference," Olson said.

Any disgruntled young person wanting to change this position must start by addressing the best established age gap of the lot – the cast-iron link between getting older, and finding the motivation to get up off the sofa and vote.

The show starts by addressing the idea that there's not much sexism around – or that, as Christie quotes Telegraph journalist James Delingpole as saying, British sexism is better than Saudi sexism.

Public health services just about anywhere start by addressing the things that most affect the health of their children, from maternity care, to obstetrics, immunisation of babies and provision for healthy children.

If the government actually wanted to help people struggling with severe obesity and addiction problems then it might start by addressing the gross imbalance which sees mental-health services receive only 13% of the NHS budget, despite accounting for 23% of the total impact of ill health in the UK.

To move from the conflicting to a cooperative path, one could start by addressing the capability of the actors.