Sentence examples for has highlighted the problem from inspiring English sources

The media seem surprised that the independent breast screening review has highlighted the problem of "overdiagnosis".

Some in the food industry say that the local food movement has highlighted the problem of waste and galvanized efforts to combat it.

The incident has highlighted the problem the government faces in its plans to inform thousands of families they will lose their tax credits by Christmas, including many who will have been core Tory voters.

The outgoing master of the rolls, Lord Dyson, has highlighted the problem, saying: "I think it's wrong in principle … but it's a policy matter as to whether parliament should go down that route".

Mr Pan, a media-friendly 45-year-old with a reputation for talking tough on polluters, has highlighted the problem of how China evaluates the performance of local leaders.

A1 Complex Terror Web in Belgium The case of 18 suspected Belgians involved in terrorism has highlighted the problem that a wide distribution of terrorist sympathizers has presented small countries like Belgium, forcing them to employ new investigative methods and pass tougher anti-terrorism laws.

I am so glad that your colleague David Willetts has highlighted the problems of white working-class boys going to university.

Chalke said that "one good thing that has come out of this is the fact it has highlighted the problems on the street.

Secure's demise, in late September, has highlighted the problems that many social enterprises – like many small to medium-sized businesses – have in raising sufficient capital to see them through tight times.

"We hope this incident, which has highlighted the problems of North Koreans, will lead to a new dialogue with Chinese authorities, so we can properly address the plight of North Koreans in China, especially those who left for refugee-related reasons," Ron Redmond, a refugee agency spokesman, said in Geneva.

The recent publication of guidelines for ethical decision making for resuscitation of infants has highlighted the problems inherent in using the currently available data to define those situations in which resuscitation should be or might be withheld or withdrawn.