Sentence examples for years addressed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "years addressed" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as discussing the years that have been the focus of a particular issue or topic. Example: "In the report, the years addressed include 2010 to 2020, highlighting significant changes in the industry."
Finally, the youngest director in this year's Cannes competition by eight years, addressed his age.
After the luncheon, Barnes, age 46 and a college coach for 22 years, addressed Chaney's remarks regarding the use of physical pressure on a college student, player or otherwise, to drive home a point.
Ms. Lippard (born in 1937) is known today mainly as a feminist and leftist activist, but in the years addressed by the exhibition — 1966 to 1973 — she was an extraordinarily energetic participant in, and promoter of, what was then seemingly a relatively apolitical trend.
Several reviews published in recent years addressed limited signal processing algorithms [12 14].
"We've added more dedicated kid space over the years, addressing different ages," Ms. Greenfield said.
Working with him over many years, addressing challenges and attempting to capture opportunities for the city, has been a pleasure.
White has spent the past 30 years addressing this problem and he has gone through a personal learning process that mirrors the world's learning process.
Models have evolved through the years, addressing different conflict scenarios with varying techniques.
Countless models have been developed over the years addressing procedures ranging from fusions to total joint replacements [1 14].
Several theoretical investigations have been carried out in recent years addressing the influence of prestressing on the dynamic properties of PRC beams.
This integrated master programme of (3 + 2) years addresses the most important scientific and technological challenges of modern society and providing solid advanced training.
