Sentence examples for noting a problem from inspiring English sources

What needs to be noted at this point is that Davidson argued early on for the claim that mental events have causal efficacy, through noting a problem for non-causal accounts of action explanation (Davidson 1963).

The second is to note a problem, and to point the finger at government policy.

Investigators in France reported today that the pilot of Concorde Flight AF4590 had noted a problem in an engine that had been repaired earlier in the day.

But while the M.R.I. was for the right hip, in which no new tear was found, Brown noted a problem with the left.

Mr. Erickson noted a problem: Mr. Anderson, who worked on Mr. Cain's failed 2004 Senate campaign, began working for the Perry campaign after Politico learned about the accusations.

Inspectors with both the Housing Authority and the city's Department of Buildings have never noted a problem with the elevators they deemed hazardous, and the Housing Authority has never been fined for violations of city code for the elevators.

The internal report from March 1 , 2010 shortly before the accident, noted a problem with water sprayers, while the official report stated flatly "none observed" in the column for hazardous conditions.

The book also notes a problem in identifying EVs, as there is no standard or industry agreement for how to mark electric and hybrid cars.

Such a conclusion is, as Aristotle is quick to note, a problem both for his own metaphysical views about potentialities and for the commonsense notion that some things are up to us.

We note a problem with the HCP data: the "FIX'd" resting state data (i.e. corrected for physiological artifacts using FIX) loses much signal in the brainstem and subcortical areas.

(As noted, a similar problem already had plagued Carnap's analyses of disposition terms ever since he allowed for non-eliminative reduction chains).