Sentence examples for succeeded in addressing from inspiring English sources

One designer who has succeeded in addressing it on an industrial scale is the Dutch designer Hella Jongerius, whose work is featured in the exhibition "Misfit" running through Feb. 13 at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam.

Despite the changes in patient needs, many patients, and their doctors, continue to fall back on old rankings, assuming that institutions that succeeded in addressing the needs of the 20th century can still do so in the 21st.

By signing the NCA, President Thein Sein could show the Myanmar people and the international community his administration has succeeded in addressing the country's decades-old political rifts.

Nevertheless, several of my previous remarks are still valid; the reader will judge whether the authors have succeeded in addressing them.

Sometimes we succeed in addressing the complaint.

Does she succeed in addressing marriage as "an entity" rather than focusing on her personal experience?

Why the controlled release of pressure did not succeed in addressing the problem was not immediately explained.

Egyptians wanted their elected president to succeed in addressing the real, numerous issues facing the nation, including the stagnant economy and the reforms needed in education and health care.

There are concrete strategies that can succeed in addressing it — and they all begin with shifting the social norm so that bullying moves from being shrugged off to being treated as unacceptable.

"It must be clear to you that this small group of people will not succeed in addressing your grievances, and that there is no way that force can achieve your aims".

Marie NDiaye makes the cut for her Goncourt-winning novel Three Strong Women, which a nominating librarian said "succeeds in addressing politics in crystalline and virtuous prose", while Knausgaard is nominated for A Death in the Family, the acclaimed first volume of his six-part fictionalised autobiography.