Sentence examples for has led to problems from inspiring English sources

The huge uptake in online shopping this year has led to problems across the retail sector.

UV initiates the synthesis of vitamin D, essential for our bones, and sunscreen promotion has led to problems.

This bleak portrait of a man whose abusive childhood has led to problems in later life gave McQueen one of his greatest roles.

Naturally, the emergence of so many people wandering about hunched over their phones in search of small, colourful monsters has led to problems.

He admitted with slight embarrassment that his English pronunciation and grammar were not great, and trying to communicate with his toddler in a language he himself is struggling with has led to problems.

Such strong conviction stems in part from his beliefs as an evangelical Christian, a conversion that has led to problems both within the communities he represents as well as his own family, traditional practitioners of shamanism.

The increasing speed and density of elements on chips have led to problems of power consumption and dissipation.

She mused that the early acclaim he won might have led to problems, likening him to a child actor whose "life is never the same after that".

A lack of resources, he said, had led to problems in the management of the nation's finances, and those shortcomings are being corrected.

The plane's new electric and battery systems have led to problems in the early stages of the 787's service even as airlines, attracted by fuel savings of 20 percent, continue to place orders for the aircraft.

But under cross examination, his colleague, Polly Bidgood, head of corporate development and events at Tate, struggled to show emphatically that previous forced disclosures had led to problems with sponsors.