Sentence examples for emphasised the problem from inspiring English sources

A 2012 London Assembly report on the issue emphasised the problem caused by the "affordability gap" along with the "complexities and inflexibilities" of the various schemes designed to help parents secure the care they need.

This emphasised the problem of estimating coefficients of inbreeding from pedigrees, which ignore more ancient familial relatedness that is not reported in genealogies.

Health workers emphasised the problem with existing morbidity tally sheets: "In our monthly reports of morbidity it just mentions mental disorder and is not specific to what type of mental disorder".

Battie's Treatise on Madness emphasised the problems of treating the hospitals as tourist attractions and the punitive measures taken against patients.

The media has done its fair share emphasising the problem.

The paper emphasises the problem areas of the Vasa warship primarily from a structural viewpoint, which is important for future decision-making relating to a new support system.

These results emphasise the problem of heterogeneity in deriving combined estimates.

For example, in Table 1 we see that service users tended to emphasise the problem of isolation and loneliness, whereas the qualitative metasynthesis focused more on potential solutions inherent in re-engagement with the wider social world.

This observation emphasises the problems associated with communicating this type of information to lay people.

The quality of the primary studies included in this review, and the fact that only three RCTs have been reported, emphasise the problems of relying on RCT research evidence alone to make decisions about treatment of patients using psychological therapies.

The prisoner transfer itself passed off uneventfully, but the whole episode emphasised the border problem.