Sentence examples for problems pointed up from inspiring English sources
The DWP, which includes staff in job centres and benefit offices, vowed to address the problems pointed up by the survey.
AIDS, cancer and an assortment of psychiatric problems pointed up that novel's obsession with illness and decay and death, even as the book's title (taken from the cellphone mantra chanted by drivers being disconnected as they enter bad cell zones) underscored a sense of loss, miscommunication and misplaced dreams.
One problem pointed up by Alexander McQueen's overwrought show on Saturday was that deconstruction without a light hand -- and without the casual use of fabrics like denim and cotton -- looks like old business.
The problem points up a recurring blind spot in the reception of modern art, as when scholars duly note the Theosophical faith of Kandinsky or Mondrian and then make as little as possible of it, concerning the work.
The dynamics of the opium market pointed up the problems American and NATO forces face as they try to tamp down the narcotics trade.
But it also pointed up the problems in rapid distribution of medicine that could counteract anthrax exposure and showed that the government had enormous difficulties stopping the spread of contamination through the country and into Canada.
Despite his protests that he only wanted to help that distraught girl, Dr. Phil disgraced himself in a way that not only damaged him, but pointed up the problem so many have in dealing with mental illness.
(Having once feared Ed Miliband more than his brother, they now see David as the bigger threat).The race has pointed up serious internal problems too.
To be sure, some on DailyKos pointed up the numerous problems with the Palin story.
Viv Groskop's episode two blog This was an episode that pointed up the main problem with Downton: when it's mad we complain, but secretly enjoy it; when it's not that mad we also complain, because it feels a bit boring.
