Sentence examples for rated problems from inspiring English sources
Lower rated problems – still considered high risks – cover a wide range, again after existing mitigation, including a "loss of grip on current performance", that "safety is compromised by lack of clarity on accountability, poor morale, and loss of knowledge", that the benefits of the reforms are not achieved, and there is a loss of public confidence in the NHS.
Parents and teachers rated problem behavior of their affected children by completing the Developmental Behavior Checklist (DBC) and the Conners' Rating Scales Revised (CRS-R L).
Parents are asked to rate problems the child experienced in the last six months.
There was no main effect of age on parent rated conduct problems, peer problems or prosocial behaviour.
As Figure 5 shows, confidence ratings for the base-rate problems seemed to be overall higher than ratings for the conjunction problems.
"There are very few fixed-exchange-rate problems.
The Treasury could also lend out money from a facility that helps with exchange-rate problems.
(The grant arrived six months late, and loveLife officials argue that the delay caused cash-flow and exchange-rate problems).
Aguas Andinas, the utility that supplies Santiago and its region, has successfully let a contract to Suez that has survived exchange-rate problems.
It's clear that in the city that never sleeps, it can be difficult to keep up with road repairs at the rate problems spring up.
Exchange rate problems were one reason for catastrophic losses at Rover, the British maker of four-wheel-drive vehicles that Bayerische Motoren Werke A.G. bought and tried to export to Europe and is now desperately trying to sell.
