Sentence examples for perceived problems in from inspiring English sources

The Lufthansa group, which includes Germanwings, has a system where crew can report, without fear of punishment, their own health issues or perceived problems in others.

COMMENT AND ACTION REQUEST 14. (S/NF) The Libyan Government has chosen a very dangerous issue on which to express its apparent pique about perceived problems in the bilateral relationship, a point the Ambassador underscored with Saif al-Islam.

"The Libyan Government has chosen a very dangerous issue on which to express its apparent pique about perceived problems in the bilateral relationship," the American ambassador, Gene A. Cretz, wrote to Washington.

They have, in the past, taken many lumps for real or perceived problems in Asian factories.

Federer admitted he shared Nadal's frustrations over perceived problems in the men's game.

However, current knowledge on bee product marketing is poor and inadequate for designing policies and institutions to overcome perceived problems in the marketing system (Awraris et al., 2015).

The motivation behind these suggestions is, as indicated in the parenthetical comments, to remedy some perceived problem in the standard picture.

"If there is a perceived problem in the English-speaking world now, the Vatican's first instinct is to pick up the phone and call Timothy Dolan".

Up until now, mainstream critics have paid little attention to the issue, because in the past there had not been a perceived problem in the assessment of companies in developed countries.

The consequences of enforcement were far worse and more dangerous that the perceived problem in the first place.

Weight loss is a perceived problem in type 1 diabetes, but intensive treatment strategies result in weight gain for many patients.