Sentence examples for problems that reflected from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — President Obama, in his most detailed comments on an independent inquiry's report on the attack against the American diplomatic compound in Libya that killed four Americans on Sept. 11, said Sunday that the security and management flaws identified were "huge problems" that reflected "sloppiness" in how the State Department safeguards its missions abroad.

An accurate assessment of product performance required the separation of these calls from problems that reflect genuinely defective units.

Children with the neurofibromatosis-1 (NF1) cancer predisposition syndrome exhibit numerous clinical problems that reflect defective central nervous system (CNS) neuronal function, including learning disabilities, attention deficit disorder, and seizures.

Respondents are asked to choose the one level out of three (no, moderate, severe problems) that reflects their current functioning.

The rape crisis is just one facet of the multitude of problems that reflect the gender discrimination scenario.

Skeldon [ 12] highlighted the fact that migration tends to be blamed for workforce planning problems that reflect a wider failure of policy [ 12].

The report is inspired by the work of innovators around the world – who are pushing boundaries and crafting solutions for local problems that reflect urgent global needs – towards a future in which all children can enjoy their rights.

As one of the poorest areas of the city, it is not surprising that the current health status of the population is also poor with problems that reflect South Africa's quadruple burden of disease (Day et al. 2012).

At the time the ICWA was drafted, Native American children were being taken from their families at astonishing rates, a systemic problem that reflected a continuation of decades of assimilation efforts, including land allotment and boarding schools, Kastelic said.

Publication bias is a complex problem that reflects the complex system in which it occurs.

Due to strong economic stability, obesity in Gulf countries in general and in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait in particular has become a high risk factor and a serious problem that reflects negatively on the these societies [ 6].