Sentence examples for because of significant problems from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. began investigating Longtop Financial Technologies of China for accounting fraud earlier this year after Deloitte's Chinese affiliate resigned as its auditor because of significant problems in verifying its financial statement.

The report also highlighted increasing spending by boards on costly agency workers because of significant problems with recruitment and retention of staff, as well as a lack of workforce planning for new models of care to deliver more community-based services.

This pilot was supposed to continue for 1 year but was stopped prematurely because of significant problems with arterial hypotension.

As shown in Table 1, one such combination [pramlintide plus metreleptin (Ravussin et al., 2009)] entered Phase II clinical trials but the programme was stopped because of significant problems with antibody generation and skin reactions (http://www.takeda.com/press/article_42791.html).

According to the authors, "the studies provide some evidence of associations with a range of serious and common health problems," although they also noted that the studies they reviewed have limited validity and precision because of significant problems with systematic and random errors.

However, we used morbidity rather than mortality data in the Mayak worker studies (Azizova et al. 2010a, 2010b) because of the significant problems with the loss of follow-up in the mortality data (which occurred as soon as workers moved out of the closed cities in the ex-USSR) and the much lower diagnostic accuracy in this cohort of death certificate reporting.

Basically, I'm excited for FFXV, and while it just recently saw its release date slip from late September to the end of November 20166), my preview with it leaves me unconcerned that this is because of any significant problems with its production.

Tradewinds claims it deactivated Atlantic's software because of significant, noncorrectable, problems.

The agreement between Bovis and the office of the Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau, has been under consideration partly because of some of the significant problems an indictment against the company would raise, a law enforcement official said.

The reason they are drinking so much alcohol is because of other, hugely significant, problems in their lives: poverty, mental illness, housing difficulties, domestic violence, loneliness.

There are, of course, significant problems with this idea.