Sentence examples for record of the problem from inspiring English sources
"They had no record of the problem," Dr. Ruggiero said.
It gets resolved eventually, but there's never a record of the problem or action to fix it permanently.
This will provide you with a visible record of the problems with mood cycling.
Government officials are talking of reintroducing a well-defined "habitual residence" test.Would such a measure combined with the fact that the most generous benefits are restricted to people with a record of employment solve the problem?
A two-star general was among eight Marine Corps officers charged with misconduct in the falsification of maintenance records of the problem-plagued V-22 Osprey aircraft.
The original ICF qualifier is used to record the severity of the problem: no problem; mild; moderate; severe; or complete problem (included in the codes are qualifier 8 (not specified) and qualifier 9 (not applicable)).
Access to reliable information before the first injury recorded or onset of the problem is difficult, and so the first index injury needs to be taken as the first recorded injury for a given athlete in a case series or new study.
WASHINGTON (AP) — New home sales tumbled in August to the slowest pace in 17 years, while the average sales price fell by the largest amount on record, demonstrating the depth of the problem that Washington is trying to solve.
Both Senator Biden and Senator Charles E. Schumer, a New York Democrat who was the law's chief sponsor when he represented Brooklyn in the House of Representatives, said years of hearings before the legislation was passed had been aimed at compiling a record of the scope of the problem, to persuade the Supreme Court that a national solution was warranted.
We have banned quantity discounts, restricted promotions in off-sales and invested a record £155m tackling the problem of excessive drinking.
This is a most useful study that starts to set the record straight on the "problem" of technical noise in Affymetrix gene expression analysis platform.
