Sentence examples for because of its problems from inspiring English sources

ARMENIA tends to feature in the news because of its problems (history, geography, demography and economics to name but a few).

Some industry observers think Ford pulled out of the Daewoo deal because of its problems at home with Firestone tyres, which have clobbered its shares.

SKS is trying to raise 9 billion rupees, or about $180 million, in an additional stock offering to shore up its reserves, which have been depleted somewhat because of its problems in Andhra Pradesh.

Still, in the early 1990s, the bank was in a precarious state because of its problems in Latin America, coupled with losses in commercial real estate and a weak economy.

He said he invited Mr. Goldsmith to Augusta because of its problems -- Augusta and adjacent Richmond County, with 200,000 residents, have the lowest per capita income in Georgia, a rising unemployment rate and one in three children living in poverty.

It is time to change our views of the Bible - not because of its "problems," but because of ours.

But, because of its problem of limited coverage area, high costs of establishing and maintaining infrastructure, etc., there is no perfect radar network of many regions (Gu et al. 2010).

"Every country needs a strong leader, but especially Iraq, because of all its problems and challenges and because it is not stable," Mr. Maliki said, his tone turning sharper.

The company, which is unable to borrow because of its financial problems, said it was working on a business plan and intended to talk to its lenders to try to get additional credit by the end of March.

In 2013, they declared the Affordable Care Act a failure because of its website problems, just as in 1935, they declared Social Security a failure because of problems in its early implementation.

In early February Standard & Poor's signaled that it might lower Toyota's debt rating because of its worsening problems.