Sentence examples for problems that were uncovered from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCall said that both agencies had already begun to address the problems that were uncovered.

Long Island Rail Road officials said today that they now realized they had erred by putting off the repair of several track problems that were uncovered six days before a January derailment in Greenlawn.

The Police Department plans to create seven internal task forces to address problems that were uncovered by a consultant's review of the department's response to the Sept. 11 attack, according to a draft of the study.

To create an eHealth application concept that targets the information problems that were uncovered in the contextual inquiry, requirements were elicited and prioritized by the stakeholders.

For the case in which the boundary is moving, we convert the moving-boundary problem to a sequence of fixed-boundary problems, combined with an extrapolation procedure to initialize values that are uncovered as the boundary moves.

These were that asking every pregnant woman about whether they have consumed alcohol during pregnancy could cause anxiety and guilt, uncover problems that are difficult for midwives to address, and lead to women feeling judged, even though Australian women surveyed in an antenatal clinic reported they do not feel judged by midwives [ 81].

Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the House minority leader, said he hoped "the president will call for real teeth, real penalties in his proposals, so that we can actually demonstrate to the public that we have changed corporate responsibility for the better and that we have improved some of these problems that have been uncovered in the last months".

But, as far as I can make out, none of the individual problems that have been uncovered are insurmountable.

When the chancellor, George Osborne, told MPs last December about a problem that had been uncovered at Northern Rock, it had all the hallmarks of an isolated incident.

No mechanical problems were uncovered in a preliminary examination of a helicopter that crashed into the East River on Friday, federal investigators said yesterday.

The police officials said today that all of the officers so far implicated in the scandal had been hired in in the late 1980's and early 1990's, when there was great pressure to add to the force quickly, and that four of them should never have been hired because of problems that should have been uncovered in the standard background checks.