Sentence examples for referring to problems from inspiring English sources

After nearly five months as Labor prime minister, Kevin Rudd was less constrained in a speech in Beijing on April 9th, referring to problems in Tibet.

"The company was great and the bill was consistent, but the coverage was lousy," he said, referring to problems with dropped calls or dead zones.

Home Office figures showed that "cumulative impact zones" – referring to problems associated with having a number of licensed premises clustered together — had risen from 71 at the end of March 2007 to 175 today, The Daily Mail reported.

One big step would be to stop referring to problems which disproportionately affect women as "women's issues", and to recognise they're social problems that need to be tackled by everyone.

"We've seen some of these conditions individually," Mr. Yesawich said, referring to problems like high fuel prices and reduced capacity on airlines, "but never all of them at once".

"First and foremost, there is a shortage of megawatts," said Lawrence J. Makovich, senior director of power research for Cambridge Energy Research Associates in Cambridge, Mass., referring to problems throughout the Western states.

He referred to problems that the National Security Agency disclosed last year.

It referred to problems with memory and completing tasks.

However, almost half of those surveyed referred to problems accessing education, particularly university, and more than a third cited problems with perceived stigma and discrimination.

Clegg refers to problems in Greece and Spain and says it is "morally wrong" to hand over debt from one generation to the next.

But Mr. Wen's address also referred to problems in China's booming economy that some experts say could hamstring future growth if they are not addressed quickly.