Sentence examples for emphasizing the problems from inspiring English sources

Collection of reliability data for Romanian TRIGA is discussed emphasizing the problems encountered.

The informants perceived focussing on patients' problems to be problematic, thereby emphasizing the problems, rather than the patients' strengths to overcome weaknesses.

His religious philosophy affected modern thought by emphasizing the problem of delineating value from existence.

While emphasizing the problem of oil pollution in runoff, the report noted a sharp drop in the number and volume of accidental spills by tankers and barges in American waters since the Valdez grounding.

Usually, these vegetation formations appear in the form of forests or barriers, emphasizing the problem, since their impact in the transmitted power is not negligible.

Even though overall crime rates are at historic lows, throughout Trump's campaign he sounded reminiscent of Richard Nixon - emphasizing the problem of crime and the need for law and order.

They suggested that this example detracted the message of the track by emphasizing the problem that "female heterosexuality" is confined to "the very limited range of ways" in mainstream culture, in this instance "gender and race [and] sexual behaviour".

The numerous researches have been emphasizing the problem of stillbirths and early neonatal deaths underreporting and misclassification [ 17– 27].

The IHSDN can be characterized by the establishment of horizontal relations between the care points and PHC, which is considered as the initial care point, emphasizing the problem-solving function of primary care in the most common health problems and based on which care is accomplished and coordinated in all care points [ 6].

As if to emphasize the problems, the Institute for Supply Management reported that companies in Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and the United States said business was getting much worse, especially in terms of jobs.

General Cucolo said the policy had been intended to emphasize the problems created when pregnant soldiers go home and leave behind a weaker unit.