Sentence examples for consequences of the problems from inspiring English sources

Transocean's equipment documents reveal for the first time the severity of the maintenance issues that plagued the Deepwater Horizon, and they indicate that the company was aware of the consequences of the problems.

It is the children who are made to suffer the devastating consequences of the problems caused by adults.

These are just quick fixes and manage only the consequences of the problem".

One way is to highlight the real, personal consequences of the problem you want people to see, and to highlight the real people who suffer because of it.

While work addiction can certainly be understood, and in many cases justified, in the current economic climate, "Addicted to Work? Sure, Isn't Everyone?" (Preludes, Aug. 17) treated the negative and quite serious consequences of the problem all too lightly.

In April 2009, the investigation was upgraded to an engineering analysis, so the agency could examine the "scope, frequency and safety-related consequences" of the problem, according to the N.H.T.S.A documents.

The film, about the hidden crisis of the digital information, shows some deeply troubling consequences of the problem, such as the badly deteriorated Navajo community archive of videotaped interviews with tribal elders.

He then turns to Aristotle's De Anima and Nicomachean Ethics to explore the consequences of the problem of Achilles across the whole range of the soul's activity.

Across the UK, child poverty is said to cost £29bn a year, including £15bn spent on services to deal with the consequences of the problem.

"Never offer stuff that removes the pain of the consequences (of the problem)," McMillin says.

Her role in the act's passage was suggested by her words that day and her deeds leading up to it, including her announcing last year a presidential commission's findings on the depth, causation and consequences of the problem.