Sentence examples for the problem reflected from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether the problem reflected the usual growing pains of a young company or a more fundamental problem with its practices.

Wendy Piatt, director general of the Russell Group, said there was no complacency about the admissions process - but the problem reflected a lack of advice from some schools.

"I am disturbed by the extent and nature of the problem reflected in the survey results," MIT President L. Rafael Reif said in a statement.

He believes the problem reflects the technical parochialism of the industry.

His remarks on Mr. Snowden's case followed similarly toned-down language by his aides on the severity of the problem, reflecting efforts by the administration to smooth relations with Russia and China.

These skills and strategies involve cognitive processes such as: Understanding and characterizing the problem, representing the problem, solving the problem, reflecting and communicating the problem solution (OECD [2003]).

NIH's Baldwin says that, to the extent the problem reflects a lack of job opportunities in academia, "that is something the universities have to deal with.

But here too, the problem reflects a long history of bad decision-making, demonizing opioids and undermining their positive uses.

Population medicine in this instance involves knowing about the systems of care, knowing that the problem identified in one patient is likely to be reflected in another in the same setting either because the problem reflects a systemic deficit in how patient care is provided or reflects the infectiousness of the bugs that are endemic to a given care environment.

Most of the problems reflect an industry that is still in flux.

The numerical problem, reflected in the failure of convergence in the non-linear solutions in ABAQUS, is likely to happen when a smaller non-coaxial plastic modulus is used.