Sentence examples for stressed the problem from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg has also warned that the city faces large deficits beginning in the 2006 fiscal year, and he has repeatedly stressed the problem of rising costs, some of which are beyond the city's control.

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A recent report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, a think-tank, stressed the problem residents of deprived estates face in overcoming their areas' reputations, which chimes with Sister Imelda's lament that the Clarences has a "reputation which just won't die .Its residents have developed a reciprocal suspicion of outsiders.

UN-Women Executive Director Michelle Bachelet stressed the problem of gender-based disparities in education.

Thus, the Oblast Ministry of Internal Affairs stressed the problem of counterfeit alcohols, especially illegal vodka imported mainly from the northern Caucasus and which the Ministry estimated comprised at least 40% of all sales.

Wenger, though, stressed the problems "do not look big" and the duo should be in contention for the Emirates Cup.

Bell, appointed chairman of the commission, stressed the problems of a post-industrial economy, modern society's technocratic structure versus its hedonistic culture and the increasingly unrealistic levels of public and private expectations.

For one, Cobb has stressed the problems inherent in what he calls the "substantialist" worldview ultimately derived from Classical Greek philosophy that still dominates Christian theology, as well as most of western thought.

Hence, they focused on the limits and barriers encountered in the intervention with MUS patients, and mainly stressed the problems they encountered in dealing with patients' change.

When they heard about the low rates of measles vaccination in their area and discussed the reasons for this, most of the focus groups, both male (24/32) and female (23/32), stressed the problems of access to services.

Some interviewed health professionals, mostly the medical doctors, stressed the problems of career progression and low pay of TCs, which to a certain extent leads to low motivation among the TCs.