Sentence examples for a highlighted problem from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the difficulty in seeking medical service has been a highlighted problem that needs to be solved in China, due to the number of medical workers in large hospitals being unable to match the need of a large number of patients.

But the very public controversy surrounding the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, which expired during the last Congress when the House was unable to reach a compromise, highlighted problems Republicans are having with female voters.

The overall programme demonstrated the concept viability and highlighted problem areas of the assembly procedure of the blanket module-to-wall attachment.

In 2013, the death from TB of a 24-year old resident doctor at a teaching college highlighted problems with infection control.

A coreflood study highlighted problems with low-salinity treatment brines and a linear polymer (guar gum) used for the step-rate test.

A halfway house fugitive accused of killing an ex-girlfriend pleaded guilty on Thursday to murder charges, ending a case that highlighted problems in New Jersey's troubled halfway house system.

One sign of trouble was revealed last month when NASA's inspector general — who acts as the agency's watchdog — released a report that highlighted problems with Orion's heat shield, as well as efforts to get the capsule's weight below a 73,500-pound maximum.

And brand-name companies have encountered their share of quality problems: Johnson & Johnson is operating under a consent decree because of problems at manufacturing plants, and in 2010, the drug maker GlaxoSmithKline paid $750 million in criminal and civil fines to resolve a federal whistle-blower suit that highlighted problems at a factory in Puerto Rico.

The head of Adobe called the highlighted problems "a smokescreen".

As a consequence, many parents highlighted problems concentrating and assimilating information during consultations.

The concerns came to a head on Thursday when opposition MPs called for the work and pensions secretary, Esther McVey, to resign after she was forced to apologise for misleading MPs about the findings of an NAO report that highlighted problems with the rollout.