Sentence examples for awards problems from inspiring English sources

Come along and hear the world premiere of a song rejected by a more famous and successful US pop star seemed to be the message, which sums up at least one of the Brit awards problems in a nutshell.

The music business has an awards problem.

Particularly, two natural dual points of view appear in claims problems: awards and losses.

In our approach, mediation combines (i) a set of fair properties (legitimate principles); and (ii) a criterion for delimiting the admissible manners of distributing the endowment, that is determined by the mediator expressing the two (dual) points of view to face such problems: awards and losses.

"Clearly, everybody would have liked to have had an award and no problems," he said.

EADS, which owns Airbus, and Northrop Grumman won a similar contest in 2008, but government auditors overturned the award because of problems with how the bids were judged.

And Betsy Gotbaum, the city's public advocate, who has been a vocal critic of Mr. Klein, said the award ignored many problems.

Although setting out major infrastructure projects in advance may give industry more confidence to begin to invest in training and research so that they are ready when the time comes for contracts to be awarded, our economic problems are huge and require far more immediate attention.

The Louisville news anchor who won seventy Emmy awards had a problem.

Perhaps the best-known contest is the X Prize, which gives awards for solving big problems such as space travel and artificial intelligence.

One of the problems with awards that single out individuals is the possible effect on colleagues; the risk of eroding the team ethos, which is so evident at Southdale.