Sentence examples for Problem brought to light from inspiring English sources

The problem brought to light the potential accessibility of confidential lawyer-client e-mails to outsiders.

"This offer responsibly, quickly and at little or no cost to the industry, addresses in part the problem brought to light by the recent tragic events around MH370".

Verizon says it has corrected some of the problems brought to light by the June storm, including replacing batteries, repairing generators and clarifying procedures for technicians.

It is a gap, said Mr. Kanu, the diamond policy adviser, that can lead to the illusion that the problems brought to light by the civil war have been solved.

They stepped up to solving the problem I brought to light in a magnificent way.

Is there always a sign that something is amiss before the problem is brought to light?

For example, when called in by staff for a consultation, the fellows often observed that upon discussion with the patient or family a different problem was brought to light.

The SSDS addresses some of the more serious problems faced by immigrants in detention, problems recently brought to light by major news reports.

Now that this problem has been brought to light, I hope that the administration will take measures which will remedy it.

We decided to use the FG technique because the interaction of group members tends to ensure that all the dimensions of the problem assessed are brought to light, information is simultaneously obtained on the subjective validity of various members of the group and in addition, it is a fast technique for generating such information.

Could Schock's problems have been brought to light anyways?