Sentence examples for problem evidenced from inspiring English sources

The problem evidenced by the prisoner abuse scandal is a weakness in military leadership.

The Trump White House has a similar problem, evidenced most recently by Donald Trump, Jr.,'s shifting explanations for a meeting with a Russian lawyer last June.

The greater threat, "even for Ennahda itself," he predicted, will arise from other, younger and more extremist Islamist groups influenced by international proselytizing from Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, a problem evidenced on the Tunis streets by the gangs of religious radicals who attacked a synagogue and tried to burn down a brothel, with its workers and customers inside.

The problem evidenced by the debt ceiling debate, however, is that for all of the debate and sense of urgency, there appears to be almost no willingness in Congress to taking the next step: Owning the problem, and doing something about it.

Depression has been recognized as a major public health problem evidenced by its ranking of fourth position among the global burden of diseases.

These basically constitute arguments showing the existence of a clear medical problem (evidenced by data) which the professionals saw as warranting their intervention based on ethics of their profession, and the legal and human rights mandates accorded to their profession.

The voyage from Madagascar to Camranh Bay took 28 days at an average speed of 7 kn, and again Sissoi Velikys mechanical problems evidenced themselves, slowing down the squadron.

Emotional symptoms, while associated with sleep problems, evidenced no direct link to functional disability.

Drivers with reported problems evidenced significantly lower MMSE scores, but no significant differences were obtained for CDT scores.

Here's the problem: evidence about the risks has been hard to come by and difficult to interpret.

Often original investigators neither publish their logic model of the problem (evidence and assumptions about the problem at the developing site of the EBI) nor explicitly address the logic model (theory) of change.