Sentence examples for scouting problems from inspiring English sources

"If we've invested in the academy, we've got new players coming through, we've sorted out all the scouting problems," she told BBC Scotland.

But the biggest problem, analysts say, is that the agencies have not had a good record of scouting out problems before they become apparent to investors.

It naturally balances scouting the problem space in random groups (breadth) and searching for the solution individually (depth).

Ashima and Poppo wandered around, scouting the more difficult problems.

He wants the Fed to be able to burrow into investment banks and scout out potential problems.

Steinbrenner mentioned his vice president for major league scouting in assessing the Yankees' problem.

One problem scouts had in scrutinizing both the Mets and the Yankees was that both teams struggled through much of September.

To address that problem, the team is scouting for more long-lived siblings so they can repeat the study.

"Certain people you take a chance on if they aren't habitual problems," said Marc Ross, the Giants' director of college scouting.

But if he has similar problems, then scouts will begin to see Bradley as just another big, hard thrower who lacks command.

We are not yet at the point where a healthy patient walks into a doctor's office and arranges to have her genome sequenced to scout for potential future problems, but that's the direction we're headed.