Sentence examples for points out the problems from inspiring English sources

And then, as this week's Retro Report video points out, the problems began.

Through the application of intuitive concepts, it points out the problems faced by classical designs.

The research also points out the problems in cargo passages operation and explains why these problems occur.

He points out the problems some women have with its male-dominated leadership, and he recognizes that evangelical colleges and universities have never been intellectual trendsetters.

A quotation by the Liberty's general manager, Carol Blazejowski, "It was purely business," points out the problems with professional and now even college sports.

Silversheet co-founder Miles Beckett points out the problems facing the medical facility where Joan Rivers recently passed away as an example of just how disastrous.

To the Editor: As this article rightly points out, the problem is not the matching program.

The relative ranking of a few Japanese players points out the problem.

Still, as the Times article points out, the problem of blindness will only increase as the population ages.

As the report points out, the problem is not the absence of binding laws, but the persistent failure to comply with or enforce them.

Mr Surowiecki points out the problem: board members are not engaged on a day-to-day basis with the intricacies of the firm.