Sentence examples for problems represented from inspiring English sources

Nearly seven million prescriptions for the drug were written during roughly the same period, so the agency noted the number of kidney problems represented a "small percentage" of the total number of patients on the drug.

She said that if the commission was allowed to intervene in the Lockheed case, it would apply these statistical techniques to Lockheed, bolstering the plaintiffs' contention that their problems represented institutional practice.

The former Conservative health secretary Andrew Lansley, who is MP for the area, said the security problems represented a serious failure by the MoD, which must be held accountable.

The NAO said the problems represented a "significant setback to universal credit" and raised wider concerns about the DWP's "ability to deal with weak programme management, over-optimistic time scales, and a lack of openness about progress".

The magnitude of the problems represented by Turkish entry into full-fledged membership (Germany talks instead of a "privileged partnership") appears incompatible with the E.U.'s unresolved issues of debt and deficit, an economy nearing standstill by the end of the year, and an intensifying discussion of the need for greater economic governance.

Using GMIV procedure, the problems represented by Eqs.

These problems represent a loss for all Americans.

These kinds of digital, ethical problems represent a defining challenge of the 21st century.

Sony's problems represent the latest variation on a familiar theme this year for electronics consumers and investors.

The problems represent a setback to Daniel P. Burnham, who took over as Raytheon's chief executive in December 1998 after having had success running the aerospace business of AlliedSignal.

Both problems represent serious flaws from a technical perspective.