Sentence examples for survey of the problem from inspiring English sources

The first, set for June, is a statistical survey of the problem.

But this survey of the problem with health care only scratches the surface.

The Egyptian government, after a survey of the problem, decided to suppress the vice.

The rates could soar even higher, spreading the potentially fatal disease elsewhere, a top W.H.O. official said, releasing findings from the largest global survey of the problem.

Up to 30percentt of South Koreans under 18, or about 2.4 million people, are at risk of Internet addiction, said Ahn Dong-hyun, a child psychiatrist at Hanyang University in Seoul who just completed a three-year government-financed survey of the problem.

A more expansive survey of the problem, conducted by the Pew Center on the States in 2012, found that about one in eight voter records in the US are inaccurate, out-of-date, or duplicates.

Made by Gary Hustwit, of design-geek classic Helvetica, and out now on DVD, it's a scattershot survey of the problems of designing cities the world over – and the inspiring solutions planners, architects, grassroots groups and even politicians have come up with.

Jim Manzi, in his recent book, "Uncontrolled," offers a careful and informed survey of the problems of research in the social sciences and concludes that "nonexperimental social science is not capable of making useful, reliable and nonobvious predictions for the effects of most proposed policy interventions".

That's a gap Ogoshi's organization hopes to fill, starting with a survey of the problems facing junior faculty.

Following diagnosis by noise survey of the problems specific to each site and by noise reduction predictions, acoustic absorbent screens were installed which, it was subsequently demonstrated, succeeded in providing the required level of noise reduction.

Because deontological theories are best understood in contrast to consequentialist ones, a brief look at consequentialism and a survey of the problems with it that motivate its deontological opponents, provides a helpful prelude to taking up deontological theories themselves.