Sentence examples for origins of the problem from inspiring English sources

But this idea may mistake the origins of the problem.

The origins of the problem stem from foreign manufacturers who knowingly undermining brand-name companies.

The origins of the problem go back to last year when Martin Schulz, a German Social Democrat and speaker of the outgoing parliament, pulled a fast one.

By pinpointing the damaged areas, they are beginning to understand the origins of the problem behaviors and learning disabilities linked to alcohol.

The PRA said: "The Co-op Bank's culture resulted in an environment in which some staff felt under pressure to meet impairment forecasts that had previously been set." The regulator accepted that Alderson did not intentionally place pressure on staff to modify the bad debt provisions and that the origins of the problem lay in the Britannia business.

As with so many other aspects of the occupation, the origins of the problem lie in Washington: the insipid programming reflects the Pentagon's desire to proclaim freedom in Iraq without doing the harder, riskier work of helping Iraqis create the necessary institutions.

In many cases, the origins of the problems go back to the death of the prophet Mohamed, and the split between the followers who believed his successor should be appointed under Arab tribal tradition –later known as the Sunni – and those who insisted his successor should be from his family, and nominated Mohamed's cousin and son-in-law Ali – the group which became known as Shia muslims.

From these discussions emerged a book of 18 white papers, a set of analyses of the origins of the problems facing our economy, as well as a set of policy recommendations.

The origin of the problem was Levein leaving Fletcher in the stands for Scotland's loss to the Czech Republic last year.

Many pointed out that general practitioners have neither the time nor the training to offer much relationship help, unless the origin of the problem is exclusively physical.

As Alvaro Anchuelo, an MP for the small Popular and Democratic Union party, remarked, "The use of cajas as the banks of regional governments is part of the origin of the problem.