Sentence examples for buildup of problems from inspiring English sources
The Detroit legend doesn't have kind words for DaimlerChrysler Chief Executive Jurgen Schrempp Jurgen Schrempp, a heavy-handed boss whose insistence that the numbers were to be delivered no excuses led to the buildup of problems that should have been handled early.
These crop rotation benefits are frequently accounted for by lack of a buildup of problem weeds associated with particular crop as well as rotation of control methods associated with particular crops.
This buildup can cause a variety of problems, so regular "piggings" are needed to keep the pipe clear.
The buildup of pressure can cause problems including, in worst cases, a spill.
Stocks also slid after the Oct. 2 minutes of the Federal Reserve's panel that sets interest rate said the Sept. 11 attacks could worsen the buildup of inventory -- a persistent problem for technology companies -- and that its current rate-cutting could be reversed if the economy expanded too quickly.
Logistical problems and the buildup of the allied troop strength, which soon outnumbered Paraguay's by 10 to 1, then forced the Paraguayans to withdraw behind their frontiers.
The buildup of radioactive water first became a problem last week, when it splashed over the boots of two workers, burning them and prompting a temporary suspension of work.
While advocating an attack on the problem of the buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, the president once again rejected the mandates in the Kyoto treaty that the United States and other developed nations cut their emission levels of those gases to well below 1990 levels, a move he said would be economically disastrous for the United States and the world.
The buildup of marine biofouling is a serious problem due to its harmful impacts upon maritime activities and mariculture.
21 Reduced cerebral blood flow(CBF) due to heart disease of any kind worsens the vascular homeostasis of the brain, and magnifies any cognitive problems caused by the buildup of tau and Aβ proteins.
About one person in 250 inherits a genetic disorder called hemochromatosis that increases iron absorption and results in a gradual, organ-damaging buildup of stored iron, although symptoms of the problem usually don't become apparent until midlife or later.
