Sentence examples for catalogue problems from inspiring English sources

After being the center of her own work in a fairly traditional way, Marshall has built an album that seeks to catalogue problems and ideas rather than frame her own voice.

Based on a comprehensive literature review, this paper catalogues problems experienced in various deregulation efforts, and considers the application of the lessons learned from this history to Israel, which is considering deregulation.

10 11 One is the problem of attributing the findings definitively to the crisis, although, throughout this time, leading journalists were cataloguing problems being faced by those living in Greece, with accounts that bore out the story being told by the data.

It is easy to produce a catalogue of problems, and the new mayor and cabinet have been receiving a series of briefings describing both the problems and the lack of resources to deal with them.

Clissold leisure centre's catalogue of problems is a frightening read.

Adams must take much of the credit for a transformation that has occurred despite a catalogue of problems.

If leaders don't stand up to this catalogue of problems then we will be caught out again.

Indigenous communities in the area suffer from a catalogue of problems, including high unemployment, poor housing and drug and alcohol abuse.

The show is said to have been beset by a "catalogue" of problems and the controller has faced criticism for being too hands-on in her management of the key project.

The Sutton Trust thinks so, saying the freeze will lead to a catalogue of problems including "failure to complete, reduced academic achievement, delay in graduating or graduation from a less prestigious university".

Last year the judges were widely criticised for selecting the controversial new Scottish parliament building for the top prize in the face of a catalogue of problems that dogged its construction and forced it to go 10 times over budget.