Sentence examples for light on the problems from inspiring English sources

The events in Carlisle shine a rather different light on the problems facing BHS than its bosses have outlined.

Can her brand of feminism shed light on the problems women face today, or is it time to put her into a museum?

"This new study throws light on the problems that the joint enterprise doctrine creates in individual cases and points to the way forward for the future".

He was left with a keen awareness of the needy, and wondered if shining a light on the problems of the poor would inspire a city's good will.

Mr. Marcus said the new report is intended to expand beyond the adequacy of court-appointed trial lawyers and shed light on the problems with the state habeas appellate lawyers appointed by the Court of Criminal Appeals.

It is both disappointing and not entirely surprising that they rarely manage to achieve this, but such cases are most interesting when they shine a light on the problems faced across our society.

The explanation of the dual functional/structural role of H2A.Z has remained elusive, but several observations have been made over the years that may in themselves or in combination with one another shed some light on the problem (see Fig.  1).

Four key community-based studies in Nicaragua (three studies) and El Salvador (one study) have shed some light on the problem [ 28– 31].

As it happened, one of the programme's last items shone some inadvertent light on the problem.

The above clip shines a light on the problem at hand.

As well as shedding light on the problem, this information may help to solve it.