Sentence examples for problems that come to light from inspiring English sources

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If you suspect your dwelling may have any potential hazards or structural problems, schedule the inspection and find out so you can handle any problems that come to light.

"There were problems that came to light because we were at such close quarters," Sim tells me.

The council also called for greater customer protection standards and segregation of customer assets, problems that came to light with the recent failures of MF Global and Peregrine Financial Group.

The resignations by Representatives Ginny Brown-Waite of Florida and Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia echoed the supervision problems that came to light a year ago when Republicans were in charge.

Among the problems that came to light in the last several years were sloppy record-keeping and so-called robo-signing, in which foreclosures were made based on forged or unreviewed documents.

"In 2016, the process of running the election was as good as its been in two decades or longer, and I stand by that despite what you may read in the news," said Stewart, a founding member of the Caltech/MIT Voting Technology Project (VTP), an interdisciplinary initiative founded to address the voting-machine problems that came to light during Florida's 2000 recount.

"In 2016, the process of running the election was as good as its been in two decades or longer, and I stand by that despite what you've read in the news," said Stewart, a founding member of the Caltech/MIT Voting Technology Project (VTP), an interdisciplinary initiative founded to address the voting machine problems that came to light during Florida's 2000 election recount.

At the White House, Mr. Obama echoed recent statements from his advisers and said that the problems that came to light in the leaked documents had long been known and that he was addressing them with a new strategy he put in place last year.

But the debt increased, too, and now stands at 13 times Ebitda, a problem that came to light in late 2009 when Jamie McCourt filed for divorce.

Bluebird announced this week it is buying a 125,000-square-foot manufacturing facility, in hopes of getting on top of a major problem that came to light recently: a shortage of the disabled viruses that are used to deliver therapeutic genes to patients.