Sentence examples for problems to unearth from inspiring English sources

A good therapist, Dr. Luepnitz said, digs into presenting problems to unearth issues rooted in the unconscious.

The project thus successfully proposed the use of pharmacovigilance data to detect product quality problems and to unearth inappropriate use of medicines as part of routine pharmacovigilance activities.

But IGs are appointed by the president, and most presidents aren't terribly eager to unearth problems in their own administrations.

After Josie King died, Hopkins Children's added a multidisciplinary team to each floor one unit is named after her and started holding meetings twice a month to raise safety concerns.A new safety director visits nurses weekly to unearth impending problems.

But it is not his problem that snooker has failed to unearth a worthy champion to replace him in his absence.

Guo Jianmei, director of the Women's Legal Consultancy Center in Beijing, said the street performances of Ms. Li and her friends had highlighted the problem of potty parity, as it is sometimes known, and forced officials to unearth oft-disregarded regulations.

Is the media willing to unearth the improvements made as a result of safety issues, as well as the problems caused by them?

As a consequence of this ontological perspective, evaluators need to unearth the social layers in order to understand the root causes of the problem at hand [ 36] and to find the mechanism that explains the outcomes of the intervention [ 33].

He said he wanted to do his part to unearth the truth about cycling, so that people inside the sport could address the problem.

Hoping to unearth some ghosts?

Investigations continue to unearth surprising information.