Sentence examples for from a number of problems from inspiring English sources

Sallie's shooting saved Memphis from a number of problems Thursday.

A. Spontaneous restarts can result from a number of problems, including a worm or virus, a bad memory chip, software driver conflicts, a bad motherboard and overheating.

Critics of Searle have claimed that his thought experiment suffers from a number of problems that make it a poor argument against CRTT.

However, attempts to develop ontologies suffer from a number of problems in practical situations.

Despite this long tradition of prescriptive research, PM methods suffer from a number of problems, such as a lack of acceptance in practice, limited effectiveness, and unclear application scenarios.

En route, the ship suffered from a number of problems with her rudder and had to be docked for repairs once she arrived at her destination.

The vital registration system is likely the optimal source to calculate cause-specific estimates from, but a number of problems limit its utilisation, including an incomplete national cause profile due to incomplete death registration, and an urban bias in registration.

At the same time, the appearance of LCR duplicates may be an artifact arising from one of a number of problems in the assembly of a genome of interest.

The answer to this question might be derived from an analysis of a number of problems that befell the world media.

But use of a fuel that must be shipped in at considerable cost and from a great distance poses a number of problems, and leads to a lot of temporary blackouts.

The analysis of learner corpus data and their comparison with data from native corpora have highlighted a number of problems which non-native learners experience when writing academic essays, e.g., lack of register awareness, phraseological infelicities, and semantic misuse.