Sentence examples for the time addressed from inspiring English sources

Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury at the time, addressed the issue of Bono's belief in a fascinating 2008 lecture about the place of organized faith in secular society.

Hayes was Anglo-Indian and a professional soldier-surgeon; though his own diaries of the war years were lost years ago in a family move, Palmer-Smith has her grandmother's diaries of the time, addressed to her father, then a small boy, with the words: "I'm going to put the details down for you, my darling John.

A recommendation from an advisory committee at the time addressed two major classes of antibiotics that are used in both human and animal medicine: penicillin and tetracycline.

Monks take him daily meals; people talk to him all the time, addressing him by name.

Their mission was modern at the time, addressing child protection and family support.

The developer released a statement at the time, addressing "growing concerns" with its former partner.

A second letter arrived from the west, this time addressed to Cope.

Months after Tony Blair won a historic landslide election in 1997, Mr Corbyn was quoted in The Times addressing a student protest rally in Hyde Park.

In this respect, our work, for the first time, addressed the activity of an E3 ligase involved in the disposal of an α-sarcoglycan mutant causing LGMD-2D.

The study of NZ pay data between 2001 and 2011, conducted by Motu Economic and Public Policy Research has for the first time addressed all of these points at once.

Future studies should find and develop effective practices that exploit the facilitators identified while at the same time address the barriers to self-management NH residents.