Sentence examples for publicized problems from inspiring English sources

Harcourt, too, has had some widely publicized problems, including the one that Ms. Mueller discovered in Massachusetts.

They have also unearthed and publicized problems with the intergovernmental panel's landmark 2007 report on climate change, which concluded that the planet was warming and that humans were likely to blame.

His testimony before Congress comes as the company confronts other highly publicized problems that have swirled around Mr. Weldon's stewardship and the once unassailable integrity of one of the world's most respected companies.

Although some highly publicized problems have called attention to Wikipedia's editorial process, they have done little to dampen public use of the resource, which is one of the most-visited sites on the Internet.

Because of several highly publicized problems -- including asset-allocation bets that turned sour and the resignation of its best-known manager, Fidelity was being raked over the coals by financial magazines.

But the highly publicized problems of the Nassau and Westchester agencies do not stem from their unusual status as public benefit corporations, and they might have been even worse off had they not converted, several health experts say.

The company has also had at least one previous highly publicized problem maintaining data security.

A second customer also wrote to the agency on Tuesday, asking for information about the newly publicized problem, the database showed.

About two weeks after the arbitration controversy, Racine had another publicized problem when her father, David, was charged with second-degree criminal sexual conduct and child abusive commercial activity.

I am here to shift the market cap of publicly traded companies downward by publicizing problems in their technical infrastructure.

The idea is to publicize problems that are difficult but not impossibly difficult, to encourage the community to create solutions, and compare the solutions.