Sentence examples for pointed out the problems from inspiring English sources
That is why I am so inclined to defend the shorts; it was the likes of James Chanos who pointed out the problems at Enron or David Einhorn with Lehman.
Entrepreneurs often talk about the "pain points" their new app or service will ease, but as it has been repeatedly pointed out, the problems they solve are more often than not the problems of affluent and hyper-connected 20-somethings in cities with great cell service and ample Wi-Fi.
They might have pointed out the problems of the past, when he was construed to have declared his footballing allegiance to anyone but England.
As the BBC's business editor Robert Peston recently pointed out, the problems at its banks, the probable death of its large offshore banking industry, not to mention a good dose of government austerity, all mean Cyprus may face a nasty recession.
The policy adviser later got into another heated exchange with CNN's Jim Acosta, accusing Acosta of having "a cosmopolitan bias," when Acosta pointed out the problems with the bill's provision to prioritize immigrants who speak English.
That point was made succinctly by President Obama but last night, unlike in the first two debates, the president not only pointed out the problems with the Romney vision of what American should be like, but also noted how his view differs and what direction he would like to see this country head in the future.
The police pointed out the problem.
Reviewing USSC Dayton's request, Diskin said that the ISA agreed with the USSC, although it pointed out the problem of directly transferring equipment to the PG.
But, as he pointed out, "the problem with Freud is that he never had to play the Glasgow Empire second house on a Friday night".
On the other hand, Annett et al. [5] pointed out the problem of classification speed.
In recent years, several researchers of image quality assessment have also pointed out the problem that MSE and its variants cannot reflect some degradations[46, 51].
