Sentence examples for problems pointed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lebow said the problems pointed to a "management issue".

The DWP, which includes staff in job centres and benefit offices, vowed to address the problems pointed up by the survey.

Mr. Seabrook called Mr. Kerik a friend and said the commissioner had been consistently willing to address problems pointed out to him by the union.

Mr. Sullivan was, in the end, able to sit contentedly as Judge Emmet G. Sullivan lacerated the prosecutors for multiple problems pointed out by Mr. Sullivan's defense team.

There are also many factual problems (pointed out with cruel accuracy by the tenacious Hugh Barnacle) and too many demands on reality.

The problems pointed out by critics of the current ethics system, he said, are "very real, very serious and a threat to our entire endeavor".

Ms. Jacobs said all of the building problems point to an "infrastructure breakdown".

This inverse problems point of view has so far only been treated for the case p = 1 (see [32]).

These problems point to the need for greater awareness of – and investment in – safe water and sanitation in DR Congo.

These problems point toward the need to move beyond the integration of organizational structures and processes to understand the social cognitions that are implicated in integration efforts.

These problems point to underlying concerns about the design of future studies, all of which have been raised recently by expert working groups [ 23, 24].