Sentence examples for looking into the problems from inspiring English sources

The agency ultimately issued a cease-and-desist order against HSBC in 2010 after other law enforcement agencies began looking into the problems.

As Japan has begun looking into the problems surrounding collusion since March 11, the Japanese news media has highlighted the discrimination faced by academics who raised questions about the safety of nuclear power.

According to Liz over at NewTeeVee, they've been having all sorts of trouble on their Intel Macs and that Joost is looking into the problems as we speak.

Emanuel's misstatement "shows that the people that people think know everything aren't really looking into the problems they say they want to fix," said Christina Henriquez.

However, this affected a number of gamers playing via Steam on the PC, resulting in a statement being issued by the official Twitter account for the game and an email being sent to customers, stating the company was looking into the problems.

I have to agree with Christina Henriquez, one of the students on the YouTube video, who said that statements like Rahm's show "that the people that people think know everything aren't really looking into the problems they say they want to fix".

The agency began looking into the problem last fall after receiving 28 complaints from owners regarding fuel leaks.

Matthew W. Daus, chairman of the commission, said he was looking into the problem on 41st Avenue.

"However, it can obviously be a public safety issue, so we are currently looking into the problem.

A company spokesman said Polar was looking into the problem, which may in fact be with the app, or the phone GPS.

"I discovered that the main registration logbook had been changed and forged, so I started looking into the problem and found so many counterfeiters," he said.