Even during the period when the more cautious outlets were still considering the possibility that the singer might recover from his "coma", pundits discussed his child abuse trial, financial problems and shifting skin colour.
Even though Iraq has stabilized greatly since the Getty first began working to establish a monitoring system, Mr. Whalen said, security problems and shifting lines of bureaucratic authority remain as hurdles to putting the program in place.
Most damaging, it obscures the extent to which Americans create their own problems and shifts attention from what they can and should do to overcome them — whether it's protecting national secrets from the likes of a Edward Snowden or developing and executing a consistent, intelligible policy toward Syria and Iran.
Most western health care systems have deinstitutionalised care for patients with mental health problems and shifted treatment from secondary care settings into the community [ 12].
I write affirmations in order to turn a problematic issue around, I begin with a problem and then shift thinking so that the issue can be seen in a positive light.
Raw nightlight images have booming problem, which exaggerate and shift the extent of urban areas, even union two neighboring areas together.
Jayson Ahern, the deputy commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, said in an interview, however, that the technical problems and a shift of money to the physical fence accounted for the recent delays.
By then, Hyundai, which took off as soon as its inexpensive cars went on sale, was facing near extinction because of quality problems and the shift by American consumers to sport utility vehicles.
Retrospective evaluations can be biased by recall problems and response shifts due to fracture [ 21, 33, 34].
In 2013 the company decided to solve that problem and began a shift from consulting to software.
