Sentence examples for pointed problem in from inspiring English sources
McAfee says this has become a pointed problem in countries like Brazil and Germany, and that it's particularly troubling because you might not even know if your data has been stolen.
And Posner went even further, delivering some welcome and pointed criticism of the overall problem in an interview with Reuters.
Shorten said the sector had been rocked by a string of scandals that were "not isolated and one-off examples" but rather pointed to systemic problems in the industries.
Strukov et al. [3] first pin-pointed the pertinent problems in the Joglekar function while implementing in SPICE and then proposed improvements over it.
Republican officials said the advertising onslaught against Mr. Cazayoux cut into his lead in polls and pointed to problems for Democrats.
The lawyers I spoke with pointed to this as one of the fundamental problems in the defense of clients who may be mentally ill.
It is finer and more pointed in this species than in other fairywrens.
A pointed scene in "L.I.E".
The pointed foot in battement tendu!
"Home free," said a pointed headline in Forbes magazine.
But he made some more pointed remarks in an encounter with Ms. LaCapra of Reuters.
