Sentence examples for in light of problems from inspiring English sources

Maturo made headlines in January of 2012 when he told a reporter: "I might have tacos when I go home" in response to a question about what he was doing for the Latino community in light of problems with East Haven police.

"Don't Let Me Wait Too Long" is a love song, and in light of problems in Harrison's marriage to Pattie Boyd at the time, Harrison biographer Elliot Huntley remarks: "it's interesting to speculate as to who it was written about ... ...... Author Jeff Walker suggests that the song's apparently non-devotional subject matter may have resulted from Harrison and Boyd's marital difficulties.

In light of problem recognition being considered in relation to these two mutually exclusive categories and some participants' responses being relevant to more than one category, the responses were recoded using a hierarchy.

In light of these problems, Representative Smith proposed his bill.

Some say they are accelerating their efforts in light of the problems in Japan.

In light of those problems, most nations have been hesitant to undertake piracy trials.

He was joking, but other Chinese companies acknowledged being nervous about competing in the United States, particularly in light of recent problems with lead paint in Chinese-made toys.

In light of the problems, Chaplin's draconian response to the lasciviousness of his culture is understandable, but also obviously inept and sexist.

Other players in the crisis will most likely criticize her concerns as reductive, especially in light of major problems at Bank of America, which required two bailouts.

In light of these problems, not having the 15-million-member union movement fully engaged and enthusiastic this November could be a major blow for the Democrats.

The Fed has signaled that it would prefer to keep the rate steady, but some market watchers said a reduction was needed to avert a broad economic slowdown, in light of widespread problems in the mortgage and credit markets.