Sentence examples for problems and options from inspiring English sources

I am a lifelong Democrat, but I would vote for any person at the local, state or national level who fulfilled his or her charge of public service by addressing fiscal problems and options in a straightforward manner.

Al-Zaiti et al. analyze the current problems and options for ECG transmission prior to hospitalization [ 14].

The interview started with the students reviewing common oral problems, in terms of "toothache, sensitive teeth, problems with position of teeth, ulcer in mouth, bleeding in mouth, swollen gums, bad breath, problems with color of teeth, problems with spaces of teeth, other problems" and options given were (1) yes or (2) no whether they had experienced them during the previous 3 months.

As for the intangible sources of political power, these groups had valuable information and knowledge on the problem and options as they were on the implementing end of this policy which gave them legitimacy [ 36].

We need a more honest public debate about the scale of the problem and alternative options.

That is, to develop shared mental models of presenting problems and response options, particularly when decision inputs come from different professions and/or from participants who are spread over a large geographical area.

To vote is to make a down-to-earth critical judgment about a complicated world with difficult problems and limited options.

Monthly ECT meetings will be scheduled, in which (health) problems and treatment options of elderly people and caregivers will be discussed and evaluated.

They are asked if they are willing to participate in the study investigating mental problems and treatment options in the occupational health setting.

In the information letter the patients are asked if they are willing to participate in a Trimbos Institute study investigating mental problems and treatment options in the general hospital setting.

For instance, the recently proposed problem formulation and options assessment method, which aims to provide a 'framework for identifying the crucial societal needs that could be satisfied by introducing a GM crop'[31], certainly helps to structure and facilitates the risk assessment by understanding and describing the receiving environments socioeconomically and ecologically [32].