Sentence examples for discovery of problems from inspiring English sources

Running RSA will be a challenge, given the recent discovery of problems at its Irish division.

"There will be the discovery of problems that the standard ways don't address," he said, and then "there will be a swing back to Freud".

"In the past year, our department of investigations has been able to devote more resources to looking into the issues down there and that has accelerated the discovery of problems," DuPuy said.

"People sometimes point to the discovery of problems as evidence that our process isn't working.

Sometimes critics point to the discovery of problems as evidence that the process isn't working.

The reason for the delay was the discovery of problems with its "vendor allowances and accounting for inventory," in which credits were "recognized prematurely as reductions of cost of merchandise sold".

The complaints of two students who took advantage of that option were what led to the College Board's discovery of wider problems with the October test.

The news follows two profit warnings and the discovery of financial problems at the company's plumbing, heating and electrical (PHE) business earlier this year.

A person close to the speaker who said they were not authorized to speak about the matter, said Thursday that Ms. Quinn forced out two of her top finance staffers, Michael Keogh and Staci Emanuel, after the discovery of the problems.

Some lawmakers said the continuing discovery of accounting problems at large corporations, and the flight of some foreign investors from the United States, had helped create more support for the measure.

Firstly, detection consists in the discovery of network problems, i.e., identifying cells with degradations in the provided service.