Sentence examples for systematic issues were from inspiring English sources

This demonstrated no strong clustering of incidents, giving no reason to suspect that any systematic issues were occurring.

At that time, WAM Executive Director Jaclyn Friedman told The Atlantic, "The major systematic issue is Twitter -- and they're not alone in this, other social media companies do it too -- doesn't put nearly enough resources into moderation".

No existing systematic reviews which address these important issues were found prior to conducting this review.

"A reverse mortgage is kind of like treating a boil instead of that systematic issue that is causing your financial system to have a problem," said David H. Diesslin, owner of the financial advisory firm Diesslin & Associates in Fort Worth.

But let's not mistake one good editorial, or even two or three, for a systematic shift in how issues are covered and social problems analyzed.

The reader interested in a systematic discussion about such issues is referred to [ 19, 33].

A systematic exploration of these issues is desirable but beyond the scope of the present paper.

Systematic analysis of safety and operational issues is critical, she wrote, if labs are to learn from their own and others' mistakes.

The whole focus of this office is systematic issues, not investigating individual cases; we're not here to replicate the work of the IAB and CCRB.

"Immediately the Phoenix story broke, I was outraged, but now it is becoming a systematic issue... it is unbelievable what we have seen over the last few weeks," added Mark Begich of Alaska.

These physicians acknowledged that there are substantial systematic issues, but they should also reflect on whether physicians have been serving the best interests of patients.