Sentence examples for extent of such problems from inspiring English sources
Businesses must alert investors to the extent of such problems by writing off debts or setting up reserves to cover potential write-offs.
But they said the full extent of such problems was unknown, because no one was enforcing basic safety and hygiene standards or systematically reviewing patients' records.
Thompson has asked that electoral board staff members test every machine to determine the extent of such problems, and she said she is considering filing a lawsuit to force them to do so.
In order to reduce the extent of such problems, substantial rehabilitation work has been done through SWC practices.
At least in the case of immunity and cognitive traits, and possibly also in the case of height, it is plausible that these problems would have significant effects on society and future generations, though of course any predictions about the likely scope and extent of such problems are necessarily highly uncertain.
While the extent of such problems will depend upon the structures and processes that the provider or fund-holder has in place with respect to clinical governance, purchasing, and industrial relations; resource release may be more achievable when resources are redeployed in quite a direct manner from areas of service contraction to areas of service expansion.
This might suggest that men should be encouraged to perceive, recognize and accept mental problems to a larger extent, and that the acceptance of such problems among men, in particular among younger men (<50 years), should increase in society and health services.
The analysis of such problems allows one to qualify the available measurements and predicts the extent of the benefits provided by the state estimator.
It is impossible to know the full extent of any such problem.
The question arises now to what extent such problems also apply to the field of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging.
