Sentence examples for issues accounted for from inspiring English sources

Previously, design issues accounted for about half of the survey.

Billing-related issues accounted for 84% (19,009) of complaints between January and June 2014.

Mechanical issues accounted for 949 of them, a 25 percent increase from 2011; track-related delays comprised 284, a 54 percent increase.

* * * Billing issues accounted for nearly nine out of every ten complaints about energy firms received by Ombudsman Services between July and September.

Still Hungry, a detailed study published this week by West Cheshire food bank, says benefit-related issues accounted for 41% of all referrals to its services over two years.

But while injury did for me, disciplinary issues accounted for Essex's James Foster, with the former England wicketkeeper suspended for two matches because of his team's record of poor behaviour over the past year.

Many are technology issues, accounting for 60percentt of the holdings.

The planned bond issues account for about half of the 16percentt growth in the budget this year.

For the year through November, the Merrill Lynch European high-yield bond index, of which telecommunications and media issues account for 60percentt, has declined by 17.5percentt.

According to the NSPCC, the biggest concern of young people calling its ChildLine in 2015/16 was mental health issues, accounting for 31% of telephone counselling sessions.

In a country in which mental health issues account for almost a quarter of the burden on our NHS but receives just 13% of the funding, how, exactly, is the Liberal Democrats injection of what sounds a very generous £3.5bn going to come close to what is needed?