Sentence examples for identify new problems from inspiring English sources
The other kind of innovation comes from people who identify new problems to solve, new opportunities for automation and computer-assisted processes.
For more than 40 years, in and out of government, he became known for being among the first to identify new problems and propose novel, if not easy, solutions, most famously in auto safety and mass transportation; urban decay and the corrosive effects of racism; and the preservation and development of architecturally distinctive federal buildings.
The paper seeks to review the aforementioned areas, identify new problems and trends, triggering this way new research efforts for interdisciplinary cooperation between researchers.
He identified new problems, and they were always deep.
Mr. Shrader cautioned, however, that it was "entirely plausible" that the British health regulators had identified new problems that caused them to shut the Liverpool factory, once they investigated the original contamination complaint from Sept. 28 to Sept. 30.
US regulators have identified new problems with the bank's surveillance system, the bank said.
Many Americans began to panic; however, the vast majority of recalls were from older models that manufacturers had recently identified new problems on versus new cars with new problems.
This article proposes a taxonomy of privacy issues in IDSs which is then utilized to identify new challenges and problems in the field.
"Let's get this thing working, see how they work, identify problems, identify new areas where we might want to take further steps on but do it slowly and deliberately and not in a great rush driven by politics," Alexander said.
The NGT is often used to uncover new business opportunities, to identify new solutions to old problems, or to project future developments1,2.
Employees are to exhibit "ownership" (No. 2), or mastery of every element of their businesses, and "dive deep," (No. 12) or find the underlying ideas that can fix problems or identify new services before shoppers even ask for them.
