Sentence examples for finding the problems from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the Army Corps of Engineers in Baghdad, DeDe Cordell, pointed out that alongside its criticisms, the inspector general report also praised corps officials for ultimately finding the problems.

Just two months after Attorney General Richard Blumenthal unveiled new policies intended to reduce political influence in the awarding of state contracts, officials are finding the problems easier to define than to resolve.

(6) Organizing exams at regular intervals, finding the problems, and providing specialized training.

Since no metaphysical position is without its problems, it will not do to argue for one's own view by finding the problems in the views of others.

Our culture, the nature of our business, is about finding the problems with performance.

But the good news is that they are looking and finding the problems so they can fix them because we cannot fix what we cannot, or choose not to, see.

"Invention is finding the problem, deciding what pieces of the prior art to use, and deciding how to put them together".

"Mr. Dimon gets an A for moving to stem the wrath of regulators, but an F for not finding the problem in the first place".

We should be doing it the other way round: finding the problem to which a known solution is an ideal answer.

Thanks to her experience as researcher, she is very good at analyzing data, and at "finding the problem and how to solve it," she says.

I think finding the problem hard to put into words is a good sign if looking for new solutions.