Sentence examples for pinpointing issues from inspiring English sources

Fig. 9 Pinpointing issues within the context itself (Google Maps).

As is visible in Fig. 9, these points demonstrate how effective this kind of system is for pinpointing issues users may be experiencing in context.

A spokeswoman for Ms Swinburne said she was not encouraging people to get around the cap, instead she was pinpointing issues with the regulations.

He argued that the draft, which protected property rights, was un-Marxist and unconstitutional.In this section The other Taliban Battling impunity Commuting poverty Jobs tomorrow Well overdue A fragile corner of order ReprintsThough state-controlled, China's media are adept at pinpointing issues that embarrass officials.

One consultant recalled that Maria Shriver pinpointed issues that she thought Arnold ought to be talking about.

Data is key, D'Silva says – not only to pinpoint issues but also to force solutions.

The new unit will help Sun pinpoint issues that remain and develop products and services that address them.

Their campaigns often pinpoint issues that involve a conflict between preserving the natural order of things and changing it either through new technology (such as genetic engineering) or through economic growth (leading, for example, to the increased use of cars).

But it also pinpoints issues like the failure of the European authorities to police the use of the Conformité Européenne, or C.E., seal of approval, which is meant to reassure consumers that goods meet E.U. safety norms.

Thus internal logic analyzers were required to pinpoint issues at run time.

One of Murmur's advantages is being able to pinpoint issues that are eroding employee morale before they snowball into expensive crises.