Sentence examples for problem points from inspiring English sources

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.

The solutions to the problem points to complex Graphical User Interface (GUI) that demands high cognitive efforts to handle it.

Intel's problem points to just how vulnerable the company's memory chip business is to the fluctuations in the consumer electronics market.

(One of Ovink's mantras is: "We need to use the future as a reference, not the past"). Instead, they identified sets of problem points and areas of research.

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

In this paper Arabic digits were investigated from the speech recognition problem point of view.

We shy away from it when we talk about ourselves, BUT we have no problem pointing it out in others.

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

Mr. Franks said that a series of public hearings on the problem pointed to a number of needed changes.