Sentence examples for illustrating the problems from inspiring English sources
But no, in that he is illustrating the problems of memoir and its relationship to invented art: they are separate entities and the narrator becomes more and more stuck trying to explain one with the other.
DfID has provided The Independent Online with a unique glimpse into the humanitarian aid effort, via a photo gallery illustrating the problems facing the region and the measures being taken to tackle them.
"Illustrating the problems facing the American economy is very difficult to do," said Elizabeth Wilner, a former political director at NBC News who is now a vice president at Kantar and a columnist for Advertising Age.
Here we present some representative data illustrating the problems associated with motion artefacts and some qualitative results acquired from subjects producing short sentences and orofacial nonspeech movements in the scanner.
Moody's downgraded the ratings of major French banks yesterday – again illustrating the problems caused for banks by the eurozone debt crisis – and there are fears at least one of the credit rating agencies might strip France of its prized AAA rating as early as next week.
He has now written a paper, "Mortgage Loan Modification: Promises and Pitfalls", illustrating the problems that may ensue when those who service loans try to alter their terms.Mr Mason says it will simply be impossible to modify the terms of many loans, particularly those where borrowers inflated their stated income by 50-70%.
So we can at least thank Strava for illustrating the problem so beautifully.
An application example illustrating the problem for corynebacteria may be found in ref. [ 11].
The prisons minister, Andrew Selous, said: "These figures illustrate the problems facing the prison service.
And he uses Montgomery Burns from the Simpsons to illustrate the problems of free enterprise.
The transaction illustrates the problems that companies pursuing such exotic technologies are having in raising money.
