It straightforwardly addresses what e-mail has become over the past several years: a stream, the same construct that has come to dominate social networks.
Although some of these gender differences are rooted in differences in eligibility and could thus be straightforwardly addressed, others rest on gender norms and other cultural differences that especially stigmatize safety net use among men.
"A large number of people with mental health problems that could be straightforwardly addressed are getting therapies that have very little chance of being effective," said Glenn Waller, chairman of the psychology department at the University of Sheffield and one of the authors of the meta-analysis.
Yet no one asked, "Are you going to be OK?" Friends' medical upheavals -- like AIDS, like epilepsy -- are, if not tangible, at least somatic, and can therefore be addressed straightforwardly.
"We are launching several policy papers, one of which is on academies, which will address this very straightforwardly and we'll be rolling out four academies over the next year or so".
He addressed the racial issue straightforwardly, striving to increase the proportion of blacks and the sensitivity of whites.
What constitutes gender subordination and how best to address it is not straightforwardly clear, and intervention into minority cultural groups without drawing on the voices of minority women themselves may not best serve their interests.
Overriding aides who objected to putting race center stage, he addressed a painful, difficult subject straightforwardly with a subtlety and decency rare in American politics.
Most of the films under consideration here don't address Japan's travails so straightforwardly, but they share a style that cuts across genres and subjects: quiet and deliberate, with scenes playing out at length.
Now the Obama administration has taken another step to address the rest of the world, straightforwardly, not stridently.
