Sentence examples for linked to the problem from inspiring English sources

Toyota GB pointed out that so far there had been no reports of accidents linked to the problem in Europe.

According to Toyota, no accidents have been linked to the problem, but the recall marks the latest in a series of quality-control woes for the Japanese carmaker.

And several executives who have been linked to the problem have been suspended or left the firm, including Richard Garland, who ran the international business unit.

But the report seemed to please no one: environmentalists were upset it called only for voluntary measures to cut emissions linked to the problem.

Chrysler says it is not aware of any accidents linked to the problem and that it will reprogram the powertrain modules.

"The security problems in the city center are largely linked to the problem of illegal immigration," said Mr. Kokkalakis, the police spokesman.

These cancers more accurately recapitulate the heterogeneity and complexity of human malignancies and as a result are linked to the problems of recurrence, resistance and metastasis.

In the literature, this implementation problem has been linked to the robustness problem that analyzes the consequences of introducing small perturbations into formal models.

The automaker told the agency it was aware of 14 complaints in which fires appeared to be linked to the debris problem.

External validity is intimately linked to the philosophical problem of induction.

Residents of some upscale and middle-class Seattle neighborhoods have recently complained of "blatant lawlessness," including burglaries, thefts, and illegal drug use, linked to the homelessness problem.