Sentence examples for containing problems from inspiring English sources

Last November, the major mortgage servicers began to comb through foreclosure records in an effort to spot any containing problems with documentation as part of a broader settlement they reached in April 2011 with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

He will say that the current system of benefits is supporting "dysfunctional behaviour"."All too often, government's response to social breakdown has been a classic case of 'patching' a case of handing money out, containing problems and limiting the damage but, in doing so, supporting even reinforcing — dysfunctional behaviour .It's an argument put about quite often by government ministers.

For instance, materials containing problems that prompt learners to confirm their understanding of fundamental facts and relations, and facilitate learning through the repetition of simple learning exercises, have emerged.

To achieve this, we administered tests containing problems unrelated to the course subject or discipline at the beginning and end of the term.

But the deal contains problems that may leave many deserving Gypsies out.

Other works on geometry ascribed to Heron are Geometrica, Stereometrica, Mensurae, Geodaesia, Definitiones, and Liber Geëponicus, which contain problems similar to those in the Metrica.

As late as August the favorite buzzword of financial officials was "contained": problems in subprime mortgages, we were assured, wouldn't spread to other financial markets or to the economy as a whole.

Out of the many incidents in which Peter figures prominently in the Gospels, three should be separately considered; for each is important, contains problems of interpretation, and is controversial.

The DM subscale contained problems of internal consistency which were solved by removing five items.

The first set is a recently proposed SMD test set, which contains problems with controllable complexities, and the second set contains standard test problems collected from the literature.

Even worse, the data may contain problems that can be resolved only through time-consuming revision or repeat data collection.