Sentence examples for described as issues from inspiring English sources

This is a legacy of his current contract having reportedly being redrafted after what Pardew described as "issues with his medical".

Environmental factors were described as issues with the resuscitation environment: "too much noise"; "too many people"; "too much distraction".

One in funding discrepancies, which were described as issues around WASH programming being very costly compared to NTD programming; and two in siloed funding, which was described as funding restrictions typically imposed by donors that prevent integrated programming from occurring without a separate funding stream.

I'd rather see my books described as "issue books" than see other books labelled "boy books" or "girl books" ― as though certain readers are only supposed to stick to certain books because of their gender.

end{aligned} (11) Modification 1: Correction of autocorrelation Although there was no autocorrelation for the error e assumed in Eq. (3), this assumption was not satisfied by the actual measured data (described as Issue 1 in Introduction) [14].

The university specialises in defence and security studies, or what it describes as issues of "resilience", covering a range of areas from an organisation's vulnerability to terrorist attacks or the best options for using explosive devices for clearing mines, to research programmes including disaster management and missile control systems.

The Hotmail and Outlook issues are described as an issue with displaying all of your emails, while SkyDrive is having file-editing problems.

Microsoft claimed then that it was working to address what it described as technical issues.

BBC chiefs apologised for what they described as "sound issues" which affected the first episode.

In November 1999, Gov. George E. Pataki's administration reversed course and put the property up for sale again, because of what were described as technical issues surrounding the bidding process.

He also pointed to what he described as broader issues affecting the stock market industry as a whole, including information security and data capacity.