Sentence examples for noting the problems from inspiring English sources
Cultural critics questioned the "Perfect Madness" of intensive mothering and helicopter parenting, noting the problems that resulted when, as Ms. Friedan had remarked about "housewifery," mothering "expands to fill the time available".
Then, noting the problems inspectors uncovered and potentially poor management of cooling towers and evaporative condensers by facilities management companies, it adds: "Taken together with the increased turnover of FM companies leading to management responsibilities changing, it could be speculated that scenarios are occuring where an outbreak could happen [in London].
"It is not under control," he added, noting the problems the plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco), has experienced with a costly subterranean ice wall that is supposed to prevent groundwater from flowing into the basements of the damaged reactors, where it becomes highly contaminated.
*Is it politically appealing or damaging for Obama to be so candid about failure like underestimating the ISIS threat on 60 Minutes and noting the problems of Ferguson in his UN speech -- unlike a Bush43 who couldn't remember any mistakes?
Campbell et al. reviewed 114 randomised trials noting the problems of recruitment and recommending further research into different recruitment patterns including 'failures' [ 11].
Noting the problems that Congress has sometimes had in agreeing on the annual budget, Professor Moomaw said of climate change, "I think it's bigger than the budget; there are more oxes that will be gored".
Scott also noted the problems the injury has caused Martin.
The letter noted the problems the association had with Mr. Kawamoto's properties.
At the time, some observers noted the problems with Obama's promise.
We have noted the problems with Obama's claim that 4.5 million private sector jobs have been created.
Brilliantly, their statement also turns all Helen Lovejoy to note the problems it causes for clubs, fans … and children.
