Sentence examples for because of serious problems from inspiring English sources
Yes, they stumbled because of serious problems and serious mistakes.
The foreign secretary acted after yesterday's Guardian reported him as trying to block the proposed draft bill because of "serious problems" which might make it better to maintain the status quo, despite concern that culpable corporate negligence has rarely been punished severely.
Robert Caballes, the controller for Zabar's, a $40-million-a-year 40-million-a-year 40-million-a-year 40-million-a-yearirwayspecialtyis store origourmet dropped out of the trial because of serious problems with the online terminal used to settle the receipts at the end of the day.
"Because the prevalence of serious problems in that younger age group is less common and obvious," he said, "you have to look at so many more individuals".
There were a number of serious problems.
Because of the serious problems of resistant bacteria in hospitals, day care centers, and nursing homes, particularly staphylococci and pneumococci, such enzymes may be of immediate benefit in these environments.
More than 100 of the original applicants to QAA following the government's new rules on recruiting international students either failed to progress to review or failed the review itself – sometimes because of very serious problems.
Patients of any age may benefit from testosterone replacement if their levels are severely low because of serious medical problems, experts say.
In recent months, Cuba allowed Mrs. Gross to visit Mr. Gross in the Havana military medical facility where he is held because of serious health problems.
A11 Fund Suspends Uganda Grants A global health organization said it had suspended more than $150 million in grants to Uganda because of serious mismanagement problems.
Now 22, Miss Bongiolatti says most of her peers are graduating from college and getting on with their lives, while she has had to put hers on hold because of serious bone problems resulting from her cancer medications.
