Sentence examples for to note problems from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zucker began an investigation as right-wing outlets like Breitbart News began to note problems in CNN's reporting.

But it is against the rules to note problems with safety only on internal books, which are not required to be shown to federal or state inspectors, and leave them off the official books, which are required.

They were asked to note problems that they encountered and judgements that did not make sense to them when they adhered to the approach as instructed.

Like innermost avatars of a Russian doll, they reveal there's still more to say: here, to note how problems that once seemed so important in a job shrink when you leave.

Brilliantly, their statement also turns all Helen Lovejoy to note the problems it causes for clubs, fans … and children.

Here is a look at four of them: CONSUMER REPORTS -- The magazine's assessments are based on 480,000 responses to a questionnaire that asks subscribers to note serious problems with their vehicles in the previous 12 months.

Senior scientists working away in their labs, applying for new research grants, writing new papers, hiring new postdocs, remain as oblivious as ever, and as unlikely to note the problems faced by today's young scientists.

AAHRPP failed to note many problems, including the breathtaking conflicts of interest on the IRB, especially concerning Dr. David Adson, who also received funding from AstraZeneca (sponsor of the clinical trial, known CAFÉ, on which Dan killed himself).

By the time of World War I, radio operators were beginning to note transmission problems that seemed to be linked to solar activity, especially with certain radio wave frequencies.

It's totally fair to note two problems with any kind of wealth taxation.

One executive is known for the yellow legal pad that he carries everywhere, to note not problems but insights from conversations in which he is always inquisitive and trying to learn.