Sentence examples for problems assigned to from inspiring English sources

News of the "slavery math problems" assigned to 8-year-olds in Gwinnett County, Georgia, a few days ago, has left the entire country in disbelief.

May be they are more likely to have such problems assigned to them than first year trainees.

The problem assigned to T'Keynah Binyamin, a lanky fifth grader with waist-length dreadlocks, and her two fourth-grade teammates, Scarlett Jimenez and Marielle Montero, looked impossible to this non-chess-playing editorial writer.

The problem assigned to the call on the NHS 24 data set matched both of the independent reviewer's primary or secondary assessments of the problem in 80% of cases.

Study cases (N = 50) were adolescents with conduct and/or substance use problems randomly assigned to routine family therapy (RFT) or to a treatment-as-usual clinic not aligned with the FT approach (TAU).

Although we have moved on from the era in which most female health problems were assigned to either the fields of "witchcraft" or "hysteria", female pain and women''s health are still far from being properly acknowledged.

The design problem is assigned to optimize junction temperature and fan pumping power of the heat sink.

It was clear to them that the professor owned the task; he had already published a paper in which he solved the problem he assigned to the students.

Patients who were transferred between hospitals for management of the same problem were assigned to the initial admitting hospital for the mortality analyses and the discharging hospital for the readmission analyses.

The boy, who had been singled out as needing help by a school program that identifies children with problems, had been assigned to a social worker and had undergone counseling, Mr. Rutherford said.

In the Woodbridge et al. study, 200 children in grades 1 to 3 with serious behavior problems were randomly assigned to experimental or control groups.