Sentence examples for Point out a problem from inspiring English sources

Immediately, Mr. McDaniel used the system to point out a problem with Ms. DeRose's setup as she prepared to swing.

With alternative therapists, when you point out a problem with the evidence, people don't engage with you about it, or read and reference your work.

Mr Glaeser and his colleagues point out a problem with theories stressing the importance of institutional reform: it is fiendishly hard to find a quantitative measure for institutional quality that can be plugged into a statistical model explaining economic growth.

It just means that nobody at AdMob is shy to point out a problem or an issue with a product or service, even if it's a product or service that they didn't build or they don't own or doesn't fall within their domain.

Imagine you were the manager and an employee came to you to point out a problem.

When considering the number of basis to be used, it is important to point out a problem mentioned by Moreno and Navas (2003).

In October 2009 our colleague N. Metzl pointed out a problem with an Indian Ocean data set.

Yes, he's excited about the iPad, but he also points out a problem that the iPad exacerbates: copyright.

Participants were randomly assigned to one of four conditions, in which they listened to an audio recording of (1) a man speaking up with an idea for improving the process, (2) a woman speaking up with an idea for improving the process, (3) a man pointing out a problem with the process, or (4) a woman pointing out a problem with the process.

Before leaving, Mr. Rolston pointed out a problem Mr. Kelly hadn't mentioned — a soffit that partly blocked a window — and then asked about the provenance of a colorful glass vase.

Then "one voice, collective responsibility," which is about creating a culture of us and we, not me and I. Next is "bring me solutions," because in a lot of organizations the person who points out a problem gets credit.