Sentence examples for characterized the problems from inspiring English sources

American characterized the problems found by F.A.A. inspectors as trivial and posing no threat to safety.

Indeed, while Mr. Bush and his Republican supporters characterized the problems as isolated to South Florida, there were, in fact, serious problems at precincts elsewhere in the state.

Since mortgage paperwork flaws became front-page news this fall, the banks caught in the glare have characterized the problems as technicalities that are easily remedied.

The bank characterized the problem as a mistake.

He characterized the problem as unprecedented in its magnitude.

American said the planes were safe all along and characterized the problem as a matter of compliance, not safety.

But he offered no new dollars today and characterized the problem as a complicated one that United States money by itself would not solve.

We systematically characterized the problem of RMAs and identified several possible ways in which RMA could interfere with accurate variant discovery and annotation.

"We believe the researchers have accurately characterized the problem" with the 911 system, said Trey Forgety, director of government affairs for the National Emergency Number Association, who received a copy of the researchers' paper from DHS.

She characterized the problem as one of the "totally unintended results" from the wording of the 2001 Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act sponsored by the president at the time, George W. Bush.

Maddow characterized the problem more broadly, saying the U.S. has failed to invest in infrastructure across the board, despite high levels of public support.