Sentence examples for was built to address from inspiring English sources
Complaints first cropped up in the mid-1990s, according to a spokesman for the environmental agency, and in 2000, a smaller version of the compressor was built to address the problem.
The new partner program for Express Wi-Fi, announced today, was built to address specific issues Facebook and its partners faced in the field, the company now explains.
xStream platform was built to address the exacting requirements of enterprise customers as they move their IT and applications to the cloud.
If narrative identity presupposes numerical identity, though, then we still need a plausible account of numerical identity first, one that can ground an answer to the characterization question the narrative view was built to address.
Pantheon, which launched in 2011, was built to address many of the problems that Rosen, Koenig, and their co-founder/CTO David Strauss encountered while working as Drupal consultants.
CEO Patrick Llewellyn told me that Swiftly was built to address a need that many existing customers have, one that isn't well-served in the existing 99designs model: "Hey, I've already got a design, but I want to update it".
"These questions are particle physics questions, and models that are built to address them have particle physics built-in in every step," Pavlidou says.
These solutions were built to address the fundamental challenges of audience targeting by enabling a more holistic understanding of consumers through its deep integrations with leading data providers.
"Today's current products were built to address just one of the three aspects of work management: communications, tasks or content, leaving users disconnected from real time conversations or separated from the flow of work content and information," he said.
Goddard and her team inherited one of the country's largest public housing systems, but also one that had been built to address the shortcomings of tenement housing the crowded, unsanitary structures that housed working class immigrants until the turn of the 20th century.
