Sentence examples for hearing of problems from inspiring English sources

After hearing of problems in the melanoma experiment, the university conducted its own investigation and brought in a consulting firm.

The company began hearing of problems at Roy Kay earlier this year, but was denied access to information about the business, according to a lawsuit KeySpan filed last week in Monmouth County Superior Court.

Last week, Senator Bill Frist, the Tennessee Republican who heads the Senate Public Health Subcommittee, asked Dr. Donna E. Shalala, the secretary of health and human services, how often the agency had investigated gene therapy trials, and why it waited so long to suspend other trials at Penn after hearing of problems.

"No one likes to hear of problems in an institution," Mr. Bailey said.

Although he had heard of problems with Levaquin and asked the doctor if he might take a different antibiotic, he was told Levaquin was the drug he needed.

Mr. Houghton said that he had not heard of problems with unreported business and investment income but that he would look into them.

"If we felt it would seriously compromise national security, we would not have run it," said Mr. Carroll, adding that he never heard of problems resulting from the decision to publish.

Despite this, the government continues down the road that removes communities from the picture and leaves local leaders feeling powerless to intervene when they finally hear of problems in schools.

A rehabilitation director explained: "If I hear of problems, I try to pull people in.

The previous experience of depression of these consumers was by self report; to participate it was not necessary for them to have heard of Problem Solving Therapy.

In the current study, 64.1% of those seen in phase II reported some form of eyesight impairment and 28.2% reported some form of hearing problem; such problems were almost always uncorrected.