readdressed in a sentence

• Worst, the basic working agreement must be readdressed within two years.
• Finally, she said, the true purpose of schooling needs to be readdressed.
• The IHO readdressed the question of the Southern Ocean in a survey in 2000.
• If there is no rain in that period, Bush said the issue can be readdressed.
• None of those issues that were readdressed had any significant impact on the outcome of the conclusions.
• The relationship between the Empire and the Republic of Venice was readdressed during Otto II's reign.
• Congress readdressed reform of the tax law in 1893, eventually passing the Wilson Gorman Tariff Act of 1894.
• The world's best golfer backed off the ball, glared at a photographer, then readdressed the ball.
• Dumbrell readdressed his position on the main straight and a penalty was not applied, causing controversy amongst the field.
• Maybe userfy it for a bit and let this be readdressed when heads have had time to consider things further.
• It's difficult to see readdressed in a sentence .
• I'll start with an Exemplar discussion today as some of the " accepted " features need to be readdressed.
• Because these are stereotypes that have been cemented in the arts over the years, and they have got to be readdressed.
• Norman's overly reductive approach in this text was readdressed by him later in his own publication " Emotional Design ".
• Eleven years later, the storyline was readdressed with the revelation that Malcolm Winters ( Shemar Moore ) is her biological father.
• Instead, I readdressed a neutral issue in the talk attempting to once again bring the discussion back away from personalities to content.
• In 2008, the storyline about the call Cane received from Langley was readdressed, as re-written by Maria Arena Bell.
• In the aftermath of the so-called grannygate incidents the board readdressed the eligibility regulations in order to provide a more effective sanction,
• It was readdressed and forwarded ( again by hand ) by Keynes, and later embellished on the back by a little drawing by Grant.
• Being a descendant of the strong watter'leads, by necessity, to debauchery or not, are perpetual issues readdressed with each generation.
• Several years later, in " Alice v . CLS Bank ", the Supreme Court readdressed the patent eligibility of a business method.