Sentence examples for assessment the problem from inspiring English sources

"The group charged with correspondence audits has completed their work; they've charged the assessment; the problem is there are so many bad assessments in there, it's not fair to the taxpayers," says Hill.

When Mohawk mothers who participated in the breast milk study demonstrated that removing local fish from their diets decreased the PCB contamination in their breast milk, they showed that exposure to PCBs was avoidable, and thus according to conventional risk assessment the problem was eliminated.

From the narrow perspective of traditional risk assessment, the problem is solved because if no fish are being consumed, there is no exposure and, therefore, no risk of related adverse effects (e.g., cancer).

This statement unfortunately echoed Attorney General Eric Holder's statement after the task force was announced that in his assessment the problems were not mostly related to law-breaking but to greed and stupidity.

A qualitative assessment is likely to be not as efficient in evaluating robustness as a quantitative, standardised assessment, given the problem of linguistic ambiguity and subjectivity of the assessment method.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which carried out the only assessment of the problem in the United States, appear to be content with the status quo.

Representative Ike Skelton of Missouri, the ranking Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee, offered a typical assessment of the problem in a recent interview.

The MoJ's financial assessment of the problem had been inadequate, the committee says: "The ministry was unable to provide information on the additional costs to the department of the delaying of trials because of the failure to provide interpreters.

Speaking in Brussels before an E.U. summit meeting, Mr. Christofias said his earlier optimistic assessment — that the problem of the island's division could be resolved with his Turkish Cypriot counterpart, Mehmet Ali Talat — was foundering.

Dr. Kaban urged patients to obtain a thorough assessment of the problem before choosing therapy, especially if they have symptoms like tinnitus (ringing in the ears) and migraine headaches.

On Friday, the Japanese nuclear safety agency raised its assessment of the problem's severity — ranked on a 7-level international scale — to 5 from 4. Level 4 denotes incidents with local consequences; Level 5 indicates broader consequences.