Sentence examples for a problem reflected from inspiring English sources

That's not a problem reflected in the "United States of Aging," but the survey will be conducted annually.

What's more, hindsight here is not 20/20, a problem reflected in the ongoing debate about whether regulators had the legal authority to save Lehman Brothers.

Some Democrats feared that Obama himself — cool, cerebral, aloof — was a problem, reflected by the campaign's apparent inability to counter McCain's bold communications strategy effectively.

And it's a problem reflected in California laws that fail to account for the local Bay Area tragedies caused by distracted driving.

This stems from provider inability to determine the needs of those who do not present themselves as patients, which is a problem reflected in the geography of health care literature concerned with the spatial organization of health services.

This is a problem reflected in any psychological survey measure used in humans, and underscores the need to develop understanding of biological bases of both normal and pathological behaviours, potentially through the use of novel animal models.

That the Home Office failed to spot the problem in both cases and then took so long to accept that it was a problem reflects badly on her department and ultimately on Theresa May, the Home Secretary, herself.

However, resistance to chemotherapy is a substantial problem, reflected in subsequent presentations with recurrences.

Dr. Miller suggested that the panel's problem reflected a deeper issue.

In a rare morning news conference, he repeated that he had done nothing wrong and that at its basis, the problem reflected a breakdown of trust and communication he intended to learn from.

Wendy Piatt, director general of the Russell Group, said there was no complacency about the admissions process - but the problem reflected a lack of advice from some schools.