Sentence examples for specialist problem from inspiring English sources

Two-thirds of patients treated at the UK's first specialist problem gambling clinic have indicated that controversial fixed odds betting terminals encouraged their addiction.

There is just one specialist problem gambling clinic in the UK, although a second is due to open in Leeds after the government promised greater funding for treatment as part of a 10-year plan for the NHS.

Because large numbers of people can be reached in real time and at virtually no marginal cost, new ICT provides unique ways to find specialist problem solvers that are not part of established communities.

"This power is used particularly in dealing with offenders with mental health problems and we are piloting a specialist problem solving court," says Ring. "Some offenders are finding for the first time that someone is actually interested in them and in how they are getting on".

An increasing number of graduates are looking to start their own businesses, armed with the specialist knowledge, problem-solving skills and ability to think laterally that they developed on their university courses.

While a one-side focusses on the core entrepreneurial competencies that are required at a time: proactiveness, change risk taking, seeing opportunities, soft networking, decision-making, creativity, and innovativeness; the other side which, is more necessary later on, for running the established company includes leadership, communication, specialist, and problem-solving.

For the United States to remove carbon emissions from its energy system in 20 years, it would have to build new clean energy capacity at 10 times the rate it has built existing capacity, a specialist in problems of technology and public policy said Friday in Washington D.C. Renewable energy is currently growing at about half the rate of traditional growth, according to the White House.

The doctor referred her to a specialist, and problems ensued.

Orlando attorney David Tegeler, a construction specialist, said problems at Berkshire Park are pervasive.

The data also brings attention to possible differences among PCP's and specialists concerning problem list "territory".

Over 80% of respondents reported collaborative arrangements with specialists across problem and condition types, although for children with behavior problems or ADHD, more physicians primarily refer (χ2 (1) = 9.0; P < 0.005; and χ2 (1) = 103.9; P < 0.001, respectively).