Sentence examples for problem pointed out from inspiring English sources

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.

None of them, Mr. Alder notes, address a central problem pointed out by Montaigne four centuries ago, the inconvenient fact that "the reverse side of the truth has a hundred thousand shapes and no defined limits".

This problem, pointed out by McKay (1986) and others, has come to be known as the recycling problem.

But more often than not design starts with a problem pointed out by some societal agent, which engineers are then invited to solve.

Chanapan Kaewglachaiyawut, secretary of the Thai-Chinese Business Association, agreed that was a problem, pointing out the police pamphlet promoting the 191 emergency number used Google Translate for the Chinese message.

The report admits there is a long-term structural problem, pointing out that even before the recession roughly 7%to9%9% of 16-year-olds were becoming long-term neither in education, employment or training (Neet).

Alessandra Dentice, the deputy representative of Unicef, the UN children's agency, confirmed that access to rural areas was a problem, pointing out that the difficulty of reaching vulnerable communities was compounded by an absence of government security forces.

Mr. Dennison, who says he is fatalistic about the problem, points out that the roadways' very names indicate why they are so susceptible: the Saw Mill River Parkway, the Hutchinson River Parkway, the Sprain Brook Parkway and the Taconic Parkway were all built on river channels.

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