Sentence examples for contributed to the troubles from inspiring English sources

His undocumented status contributed to the troubles he faced at work.

Many factors contributed to the troubles of these companies, but Cappelli notes how "vociferously the investment community seems to object to being nice to employees.

Budget pressures and administrative shuffles add to the pressure on the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the report suggests, and may have contributed to the troubles.

Mixed reviews, faulty marketing decisions and overheated expectations have hampered the show since its opening slightly more than a year ago and contributed to the troubles of the $16-million-plus 16-million-plus 16-million-plus musical

And some wonder whether aggressive stuffing of sales channels to meet short-term performance goals during that period may have contributed to the troubles his successor, David M. Thomas, encountered.

Yet the very cosiness has contributed to the trouble.

And a scaled-back Grammy show could also contribute to the troubles of record shops, which have long suffered eroding sales amid the industry's struggles with piracy and its attempted transition to digital sales.

It blames the Palestinians in Gaza for contributing to the trouble.

Rapid expansion, including opening the space in Philadelphia, contributed to the financial troubles of the business, which tried to save itself with a last-ditch round of fund-raising, he said.

Mr. Giannoulias, 33, has ducked all but the most general questions about which loans he approved that might have contributed to the bank's trouble.

Some Montrealers say this tribal friction -- with its sign laws favoring French and its occasional referendums about separating from Canada -- is a factor in the decline of Montreal's economy and has even contributed to the hockey team's troubles.