Sentence examples for outward problems from inspiring English sources
Cars that don't show any outward problems can still fail the emissions test so it's almost impossible for your car to pass the test if it has noticeable problems.
The man said he wants to keep his wife and two children safe, and he offered a range of skills that could be of use to Cape Breton, a beautiful and rugged part of Atlantic Canada that has been grappling for years with an outward migration problem.
Many groups are applying an "equity lens" to look outward at social problems and solutions, disaggregating data and seeking to differentiate opportunities and services to reduce disparities.
We have to look inward, rather than only outward, see the problems in 'them' and 'us,' and realize that a liberal democracy can only thrive if people trust the political system and each other.
While the intentions might be good, moralizing worry distracts from the real goal by turning people's attention inward to their own emotional states, rather than outward onto the problem.
But Boeing's outward success concealed lingering problems.
The column, and the book, showed that no matter how stylish and popular the outward appearance, mental health problems could affect anyone.
By pushing outward while ignoring the problems it causes back on the home turf, are they effectively creating a galactic upper class that rests on the backs of the earthbound?
His e-mail brought up a point I didn't have time to make in my earlier response to the controversy, namely that first-person narratives that are exclusively personal are likely to be judged by far looser standards than those that turn their gaze outward to engage with problems of larger social or political import.
Thus, the NSC conversation focuses on participant experiences without outward attempts to extract problems to "fix".
This has been described as the ripple effect of a disaster, and posits that mental health problems spread outward from the center of disaster in a diminishing ripple pattern [ 4- 6].
