Sentence examples for problems on the part from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most critical lesson to be learned from this horrendous saga is that the lack of appropriate professional qualifications and other problems on the part of pathologists and other forensic scientific personnel on a continuing basis can occur only when governmental prosecutors deliberately choose to ignore such deficiencies.

There were perceived problems on the part of the Archdiocese with the Democratic Party's position on abortion and related issues (and the Republican nominee could hardly be invited solo to a dinner named after a Democratic presidential candidate).

The psychosocial problems included behavioural and emotional problems on the part of the child, social interaction problems and/or child abuse.

The questionnaires included the Strength and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) for parents in order to screen for psychosocial problems on the part of the child [ 20].

"It is a very, very significant acknowledgment of a major problem on the part of Wal-Mart that they are now going to do this," said Kurt Barnard, a retail consultant.

Along with solving a genuine problem on the part of investors on Lending Club and Prosper, the market opportunity beyond the U.S. appears to be decent too.

He cannot admit that he does not get it because, in reference to a perceived ego problem on the part of the real West, he considers himself a genius.

This newfound popularity is causing problems on the busiest part of the network, where there are now too many passengers and not enough seats.

To start with, the present findings show mothers to estimate the amount of problem behaviour on the part of their own children more accurately than independent observers.

Six of the eight who used imaging had skin problems on one body part, two patients had problems on two areas of the body, and only one patient had problems on three areas of the body.

Its intellectual property provisions, for instance, don't address the genuine problems of piracy on the part of some Asian firms, but do impose needless restrictions promoted by the drug industry on dissemination of affordable medicines in developing countries.