Sentence examples for describing the problem as from inspiring English sources

A series of alarming reports in the nineties, describing the problem as growing wildly, including inside the U.S., led to the passing, in 2000, of a landmark law, the Trafficking Victims Protection Act.

Around the world since 2003 enormous bolts that secure offshore oil equipment to the seafloor have been snapping in half or coming loose, with US regulators describing the problem as a "very critical safety issue" and working with industry to replace more than 10,000 of the bolts in US waters.

"This is about more than just aesthetics," said City Councilman Mark D. Levine, describing the problem as "epidemic" on some streets in his district of Upper Manhattan.

In the following, we described the problem as well as proposed models and constraints based on assumptions.

She described the problem, at least as it went down in Farmingville, where she lives: "We've got Portuguese restaurant owners.

Mr. Rodgers described the problem as an "internal software issue".

He described the problem as stiffness in the back of his shoulder, not pain.

In the spot, Brooke Shields describes the problem as "inadequate or not enough lashes".

Murray, a Scot, confirmed he has been struggling and described the problem as mostly mental.

Cars, who has spent decades campaigning for awareness on the topic, describes the problem as one of complacency.

When he was chair of the US Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke mistakenly described the problem as a "global saving glut".