unaddressed
unaddressed
definition
adjective
wider questions remain unaddressed
not considered or dealt with.
Kohut said people can notify Canada Post if they do not wish to receive unaddressed mail.
(of a letter or other item sent in the mail) having no address written or printed on it.
example
‘At the moment, companies are doing a lot of hand-delivered, 'unaddressed' mail,’ the organisation said.
Kohut said people can notify Canada Post if they do not wish to receive 'unaddressed' mail.
After years of spiritual practice, Jack Kornfield found he had emotional and relationship issues still 'unaddressed' .
The pursuit of this goal - defined mostly in military terms that leave economic and human security issues 'unaddressed' - is fraught with difficulties.
Sowell is right, but he leaves one important issue 'unaddressed' .
The blocking issue, which has far deeper implications than people imagine is clearly a major issue that, if 'unaddressed' , can be an even more significant danger.
This company also works to tackle the mystery of how money managers actually manage money - an issue that often goes 'unaddressed' , to the frustration of many investors.
Backer also describes the impact of publications or evaluations that are not ‘user friendly’ and calls for an examination of 'unaddressed' dissemination opportunities.
In its statement yesterday, CBS left a few issues 'unaddressed' .
After the talks in Baghdad, Mr Blix said this issue remained 'unaddressed' .
While the Church feels satisfied with the new position that the Kimball article presented, many issues were left 'unaddressed' .
A spokeswoman for Mr Martin said he was anxious that several 'unaddressed' issues about terms and conditions be resolved.
Needless to say, the issue remained 'unaddressed' during the two-day summit.
But the issue he raised was 'unaddressed' and remains important.
Nonetheless, the issue remains largely 'unaddressed' in Mexico.
Kenny is now 18 but the housing issues have remained 'unaddressed' for a number of years.
Some people are clearly angry enough about the low Health Plan offer and the issues that have gone 'unaddressed' .
This discontent could mount were this issue to remain 'unaddressed' .
At the same time, both projects stop short, leaving many issues 'unaddressed' and questions unanswered.
These are vital issues too often left 'unaddressed' by radical feminists.
Fed up of the amount of junkmail we were not reading and simply throwing away into the paperbank, we simply put a note on the door, asking for no more 'unaddressed' mail and advertising to be delivered.
But you can do something about 'unaddressed' junk mail.
What's more, as he expends his seemingly limitless political capital on state finances, other looming issues are going largely 'unaddressed' .
We do not like to spend our time sifting through piles of unwanted and 'unaddressed' mail.
But he leaves 'unaddressed' the issue of health care and the fact that 43 million Americans do not have health care insurance.
Written on plain parchment, 'unaddressed' , with a plain seal, there was nothing to say what it was.
The average household will discard 3/4 tonne of paper each year, and 1/4 of this is 'unaddressed' advertised mail.
When we fail to do that as a group and leave some portion of those issues 'unaddressed' , then we end up with the government stepping in to do for us what we ought to have done much better for ourselves.
'Unaddressed' mail is growing in popularity.
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