Sentence examples for detailed problems from inspiring English sources
Updated, 8 10 p.m. | Bloomberg L.P. said on Wednesday that it was making several changes to its journalism operation after an investigation commissioned by the company detailed problems with the past use of client data.
Leaked emails from billionaire businessman Mike Fernandez, detailed problems within the campaign organization.
The New York Times, as part of a three-part series in April that detailed problems at many homes, found that conditions at Seaport were particularly grievous.
The article questioned whether he improperly participated in municipal bond deals without such a license and detailed problems with the status of Mr. Thompson's license in recent years.
The resulting articles in late January detailed problems ranging from excessive overtime and under-age workers to sometimes deadly hazards, such as workers' using a poisonous chemical to clean iPhone screens at another manufacturer, and an explosion in Ms. Pu's Foxconn plant that killed four workers.
Beginning in the 1960s, a related scientific discipline, molecular biology, enormously advanced knowledge of biological evolution and made it possible to investigate detailed problems that had seemed completely out of reach only a short time previously for example, how similar the genes of humans and chimpanzees might be (they differ in about 1 2 percent of the units that make up the genes).
Section 3 presents detailed problem description and video parameters.
Finally, using a 'fine radar', detailed problem analyses of the prioritised topics were made to present concrete suggestions for funding by the BMBF (pre-projects).
The Twitter account @SochiProblems, detailing problems with hotels, stray dogs, and signs banning fishing in the toilets, is competing for attention with official feeds from the organisers.
It issues a report each year detailing problems it faced and explaining its monitoring practices and how it induces suppliers to correct violations within 90 days.
The New York Taxi Workers Alliance, the drivers' group that called the strikes in September and October, plans to release a report next week detailing problems with the credit card machines, including blind spots in the city where the devices can't link to satellites.
