Sentence examples for illustrating a problem from inspiring English sources

It appears that ccrAWC28 could be a member of the ccrA3 or ccrA5 allotype, illustrating a problem with the current classification system [9].

The above discussion illustrated a problem with statements about things that don't actually exist.

The python craze, he said, only illustrated a problem far larger than most people recognize.

The case illustrates a problem all too common in hospitals today: patients receiving antibiotics without solid evidence of an infection.

These two approaches as to how to view "bottom-drawer" manuscripts illustrate a problem that does not just arise after the death of an artist.

The tale of Chamberlain's ball illustrates a problem rife in sports memorabilia: authenticating collectibles can be difficult unless it comes directly from a player.

SNY'S OBSTRUCTED VIEWS An incident Wednesday night illustrated a problem for the SNY crew: an obstructed view from the booth at Citi Field.

"It was a performance of 'We know better.' " Other participants said the speech illustrated a problem of Europeans and Americans talking past one another on crucial security issues.

As Toobin illustrates, a problem with originalism as a judicial philosophy is that "it is difficult to know what the framers would have thought of any given situation".

The controversy over the effects of antidepressants (front page, Aug. 7) illustrates a problem resulting from the intense commercialization of medical research -- publication bias.

Similarly, Multiprep has not copied a portion of a textbook to illustrate a problem for its students; it has made wholesale use of another organization's copyrighted materials.