Sentence examples for examination of the problems from inspiring English sources

Krugman was somewhat disingenuous in his praise of the flexibility of a national currency in his examination of the problems facing some of the Eurozone economies.

His Old Testament and On Englishing the Bible, a penetrating examination of the problems of a translator, were published in 1949.

Read more here The artist braves it with teenage gangs, cage fighters and city brokers for this insightful – and at times extremely moving – examination of the problems caused by modern masculinity.

Sean O'Hagan Katie Kitamura's Japanese For Travellers (Hamish Hamilton, £15.99, 272pp) is a travelogue, an interior journey and a cultural exploration, yet its core is an examination of the problems of a Japanese woman brought up in California.

Acosta's other significant study is the De procuranda indorum salute (1588), a systematic examination of the problems of missionary work among the newly discovered "pagans" of the New World.

February 19 , 1858London, England December 15 , 1945High Marley, England Tobias Matthay, (born Feb. 19, 1858, London, Eng. died Dec. 15, 1945, High Marley, Surrey) English pianist, teacher, and composer noted for his detailed examination of the problems of piano technique, the interpretation of music, and the psychology of teaching.

Sadly, they didn't.An examination of the problem showed that the transferred gene cluster was missing a crucial piece.

And Mr. Shelby, of the banking committee, said: "Congress must immediately undertake a comprehensive, public examination of the problem and alternative solutions rather than swiftly pass the current plan with minimal changes or discussion.

Black studies calls for a much wider examination of the problem of a neocolonial economic order that destroys poorer countries to the point where people are willing to risk their children's lives on makeshift boats.

A rare combination of academic talent and initiative was then unleashed by the university, which may have felt the need to demonstrate its commitment to the cause, and this produced, after two years of sunup-to-sundown effort, the most rigorous, nuanced, and wide-ranging examination of the problem that has ever been carried out on a college campus.

At some point, the blaming of the victim has to stop and careful examination of the problem has to begin.