Sentence examples for exemplify problems from inspiring English sources

Except that Christian Scientists, homeopaths and voodoo priests do not actually exemplify problems 1, 2 and 3 in Harris's medicine analogy.

The confrontation exemplifies problems that can arise from what Assemblywoman Deborah Glick thinks is a vague city law.

In the view of the dissidents (and even the quiet majority still putting bills into the collection basket), the Church's inept supervision of the pedophilia cases exemplifies problems throughout the dioceses: arrogance, secrecy, poor judgment bordering on corruption, lack of accountability and oversight.

Two of Ms. Cohn's clients exemplify the problems.

But these teams exemplify the problems that indoor teams have in dealing with the elements.

Buying New, or Fixing Old Few programs better exemplify the problems of modernization than the Air Force's F-22 fighter plane.

Shell's reserve revisions exemplify the problems, the report said, but Gordon Gray, a J.P. Morgan oil analyst, noted that Shell's rivals were quick to report that they stood by their reserve estimates.

The fishing trawlers exemplify the problem.

And if they exemplify a problem, it is rising inequality, rather than a precarious economy.

Hawaii's birds exemplify the problem, falling to extinction one by one, besieged by pigs, rats, cats and other imports.

A 'parable' from the world of manufacturing is used to exemplify the problem.