Sentence examples for problems pointing from inspiring English sources

Piniella said his pitchers had control problems, pointing to their major-league-leading totals in hit batters (91) and walks (619).

Launching his presidential bid last year, Trump claimed "the US has become a dumping ground for everyone else's problems", pointing the finger at Mexico.

While city officials have not assessed whether the plant's emissions pose serious health hazards, Mr. Almodovar said he recently began having lung problems, pointing to a medical report by his doctor this month.

According to reported problems pointing to risk of dysphagia, about 40% of nursing home residents showed symptoms, as was similarly reported in the study of Humbert et al. 9 The variables that best explain the total score of the DST were similar in both classic and generalized regression models.

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

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

The problems pointed out above arise due to a lack of granularity of the equivalence relations between QoS specifications.

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].