Sentence examples for study of the problems from inspiring English sources

More seriously, management experts say, JDN's travails offer a case study of the problems that can befall a public company that continues to operate like a private one.

Foxwell chose him to co-write and direct The Intruder (1954), based on Robin Maugham's novel Line On Ginger, a compelling study of the problems facing soldiers returning to postwar Britain.

The project is one of a number of measures, including direct financial subsidies, announced by the government last winter, after a study of the problems facing the newspaper industry.

I used the American West as a case study of the problems, with its twin plagues of bark beetles and catastrophic fires, but I could just as easily have set the piece on any other forested continent.

After its analysis of the various types of arguments, the new rhetoric naturally deals with the study of the problems raised by the scope of the argumentation, the choice of the arguments, and their order in the discourse.

It was during his days as a newly minted researcher in bacterial physiology at the National Institutes of Health in the late 1960's that he began to turn his determined attention to the need for formalized study of the problems arising from the exciting revolution in biology then in its early stages.

Mr. Ainsworth said the United States should at least take up a study of the problem.

"That's no longer true," said Dr. Mario J. Molina, a Mexico City native leading the most intensive study of the problem yet undertaken.

Orantes is a kidney specialist who began a formal study of the problem in 2009.

While more study of the problem is needed, helping to make the victims of this epidemic more active cannot hurt either.

This is below the 10,000 estimated figure cited by the Labour MP Frank Field, who was asked by the home secretary to publish his own study of the problem.