Sentence examples for problem pointed from inspiring English sources

Ms. Slutsky said that problem pointed to the need for overlapping types of philanthropy.

I told him about the shoulder problem, pointed out that I had no choice and that I'd just as soon ride more safely.

"People are scared, they don't want to leave their home, petrol for the car is a problem", pointed out the Archbishop.

Not all the information there is up to date or accurate, a problem pointed out in May in a study in The Journal of the American Medical Association.

Instead, Dr. Schultz said, MoistureLoc's problem pointed to the need for closely monitoring how health care products perform after they are in the market.

One problem pointed up by Alexander McQueen's overwrought show on Saturday was that deconstruction without a light hand -- and without the casual use of fabrics like denim and cotton -- looks like old business.

Equally, though, the waste problem points to a stunning failure of governance.

The problem points directly to the solution – permanent separation of the utility and the casino.

The problem is not only recruiting teachers; it's retaining them -- and that problem points to some very real shortages.

Some will contend that young people are part of the problem, pointing to vandalism and anti-social behaviour.

Passengers are not always a problem, points out cognitive psychologist Frank Drews of the University of Utah, Salt Lake City.