Sentence examples for problems that are revealed from inspiring English sources

We conclude by discussing how managers should handle communications problems that are revealed in the process.

"They are complex units and, despite considerable bench and dyno testing during 2012, there are inevitable teething problems that are revealed and need to be resolved during track testing.

My second appointment was to chair the Election Assistance Commission that was supposed to correct the voting problems that were revealed in the 2000 election.

Responding to the announcement of the investigation, PG&E said it already has taken several actions to address the problems that were revealed by the San Bruno explosion.

"An effective safety culture is shaped by the governance, policies, budget, practices, and most of all, the accountability set by the top leadership". Responding to the announcement of the investigation, PG&E said it already has taken several actions to address the problems that were revealed by the San Bruno explosion.

"It's one of the few places that's revealed a lot of problems," says Hartung.

But her own article revealed problems that are far more deep seated.

The medical system had done what it so often does: performed tests, unnecessarily, to reveal problems that aren't quite problems to then be fixed, unnecessarily, at great expense and no little risk.

This work also provides insight into a master-slave relationship between the geometry and power take-off force control problems that are inherent to converter design, and it reveals a hierarchy of distinct design objectives unbeknownst to Korde for his device.

The following response from a Ministry of Health informant revealed the problems that were encountered in ensuring coherent policies across different sectors – health and those responsible for enforcing pre-existing laws.

But Boris Johnson, in all his gaffe-prone glory, is merely revealing the problems that were already there.