Sentence examples for problems were uncovered from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for McAlpine said the problems were uncovered by an internal audit and the investigation remains internal although police involvement "cannot be ruled out".

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

Wal-Mart promised to stop production immediately at factories if urgent safety problems were uncovered and to notify factory owners and government authorities of improvements.

The problems were uncovered by his successor, Stephen Hester, who left in September, during a review of the risks facing the bank shortly after its £45bn taxpayer bailout in 2008.

Toyota's headliToyota's headline-grabbing announcement that 6.5 million vehicles will be recalled after problems were uncovered with an electronic window switch was just the latest problem in a bleak year for the Japanese manufacturer  and also for the wider industry.

Adecco, the Swiss company that is the world's largest provider of temporary employees, tried to reassure investors on Friday as it ended the first week of its scandal by disclosing a little about what was wrong -- albeit with few numbers attached -- and about how the problems were uncovered.

But if systemic problems are uncovered, someone must take steps to remedy or ameliorate them.

The order also allows the state agency to step in and require immediate action if new and pressing problems are uncovered.

If irregularities are found, the bureau said, these would be published; if no problems are uncovered, the results of any investigation will remain confidential.

Anticorruption campaigns by China's one-party state are generally calibrated to show resolution in tackling venality, but also to reassure the public that whatever problems are uncovered are localized and effectively contained.

Where problems are uncovered, program adjustments can be made.