Sentence examples for showcasing the problems from inspiring English sources

Doris Lessing wrote two novels under the name Jane Somers — an experiment, she once said, in showcasing the problems that unknown writers face.

I can say that with all the wonderful coverage showcasing the problems in this industry, people are talking about it.

"But, in a way, it also showcased the problems out there the melting and warming that is happening so much earlier and quicker".

The World Cup qualifier away to Austria in September 2004 showcased the problem.

It was all the more repugnant because of what it followed — the flag's importance to the accused killer in last month's South Carolina church massacre — and by what it preceded: Obama's visit to a prison Thursday to showcase the problem with sentencing policies that have filled the nation's prisons with nonviolent offenders who are disproportionately African American.

An experiment was set up to showcase the problem of frequency offset.

"We want to transform the food deserts of Los Angeles into a promised land of access to healthy food," said Elissa Barrett, executive director of the Progressive Jewish Alliance, which helped organize a tour Sunday to showcase the problem.

So I suppose we should be sympathetic with the newspapers as they take every single dollar of advertising revenue they can come up with, but recently, we saw a full page ad in The Washington Post that showcased the problem with the newspapers themselves.

Creating a schedule that accommodates multiple (sometimes competing) parties is incredibly difficult to do by hand, and was therefore the perfect problem for showcasing the power of the optimization methods being taught in class.

Inside China, people were more concerned about issues related to the problem of widespread inequality than they were about showcasing the upcoming Olympics.

Showcasing the mountain experience at its best.