Sentence examples for problem reflecting from inspiring English sources

Last December, an American mutual fund run by Third Avenue ran into a similar problem, reflecting the portfolio's significant exposure to the riskiest types of high-yield bonds.

A bigger problem, reflecting the downside of being one of many Lincoln Center constituents, is the way the Philharmonic's tenant status is affecting the renovation of Avery Fisher.

His remarks on Mr. Snowden's case followed similarly toned-down language by his aides on the severity of the problem, reflecting efforts by the administration to smooth relations with Russia and China.

Asked why he considered it inappropriate to involve himself in the status question as he did on Vieques, he said, "It was clear what the people of Vieques wanted, and I had no problem reflecting, in my view, not just the desires of the people of Vieques, but also what I believe made common sense".

Then an interactive algorithm was developed to find an optimal solution of the original problem, reflecting the satisfaction degree of the decision maker.

These skills and strategies involve cognitive processes such as: Understanding and characterizing the problem, representing the problem, solving the problem, reflecting and communicating the problem solution (OECD [2003]).

He believes the problem reflects the technical parochialism of the industry.

Dr. Miller suggested that the panel's problem reflected a deeper issue.

Thus, solutions to this problem reflect the stability of locational decisions along time.

Bush's National Drug Control Strategy would put it a decade later, "The drug problem reflects bad decisions by individuals with free wills".

That's not a problem reflected in the "United States of Aging," but the survey will be conducted annually.