Sentence examples for owing to problems from inspiring English sources

This is owing to problems ranging from basic administrative errors that cause severe delays to a shortage of staff required to facilitate transfers.

The filmmaker Ed Wood, Jr., who died in 1978, didn't make many movies during the last decade of his life, owing to problems with money….

Fishing has declined in importance, as elsewhere in northwestern Europe, owing to problems of overfishing and the consequent need to limit catches, but it still characterizes many of Brittany's ports, notably Guilvinec, Concarneau, and Douarnenez.

However, rugby spread slowly owing to problems of distance and sparse population, and while regional unions appeared throughout the country by the mid-1880s, a national union, the New Zealand Rugby Football Union (NZRFU), was not founded until 1892.

By Nick Paumgarten The filmmaker Ed Wood, Jr., who died in 1978, didn't make many movies during the last decade of his life, owing to problems with money and booze, not to mention the problem of never having made movies that were any good in the previous decades.

The filmmaker Ed Wood, Jr., who died in 1978, didn't make many movies during the last decade of his life, owing to problems with money and booze, not to mention the problem of never having made movies that were any good in the previous decades.

In addition to the activities just mentioned, in order to provide comprehensive care, clinicians also need to pay attention to problems in the patient's social life, owing to the problems being also commonly influenced.

The SF-36 questionnaire consists of 36 questions which measure eight domains: physical functioning; role limitations owing to physical problems; role limitations owing to emotional problems; social functioning; mental health; general health perceptions; vitality; and bodily pain [ 19].

The project has already been delayed owing to IT problems.

In 1996 he was forced to retire owing to eye problems.

It has already closed its birth centre owing to financial problems and staff absence.