Sentence examples for superficially addressed from inspiring English sources
The debates during the Presidential campaign of 2000 only superficially addressed foreign policy, but in one of them Bush did promise humility in dealing with other countries.
Although this problem appears relevant for many different computer science fields, ranging from database to artificial intelligence, literature has so far only superficially addressed it to enable more flexible, automatic and precise solutions.
However, the dynamic reconfiguration aspect of these platforms is superficially addressed.
In terms of quality of life, the reports superficially addressed the broader implications of car traffic and infrastructure on local residents.
Previous studies on the Ancient of Days have only superficially addressed the literary and theological interpretations of the Biblical [End Page 139] vision on which the image is based.
When tight cash flow necessitates tough actions, operational issues hinder production, or poor performance creates team discord, this reality cannot be ignored, brushed under the rug, or superficially addressed.
In an article dated May 31 , 2013 titled "A Streetcorner Serenade for the Public Plaza," Kimmelman considered the trend towards revitalizing marginalized spaces as "public" plazas largely for the benefit of nearby businesses, while only superficially addressing the failure of POPOS to function as truly public platforms (a revelation heightened by the Occupy movement).
They're simply an unnatural stop-gap-means of superficially addressing a deeper issue.
They were deep-seated social issues that an army of one could only superficially address.
Those are the kind of changes that are most useful in iOS 9 – minor, superficially, but addressing some of those niggling issues that iPhone's have long had.
Hence, while revisions of the questions are critical to the validity of cross-cultural comparisons of OHQoL, conceptual equivalence remains the most challenging part of the translational process and it has been either addressed superficially or omitted altogether from many of the OHIP translations [ 6].
