Sentence examples for problem can be attributed from inspiring English sources

Much of the problem can be attributed, the report says, to the lack of athletic facilities.

At least part of the problem can be attributed to poor contraceptive use.

How can maturation take place if children are putting a mix of chemicals into their brains?" Another part of the problem can be attributed to less cohesiveness in family life, Mr. Wilansky said.

This problem can be attributed to human element, which is connected to technology through designing and using it.

Although Faraid certificates are produced faster now, only minimal improvements to the problem can be attributed to the amendments made to the Small Estates Distribution Act 1955.

The current global energy problem can be attributed to insufficient fossil fuel supplies and excessive greenhouse gas emissions resulting from increasing fossil fuel consumption.

"He gives orders, but they don't do the things as he wants them done," Ms. Mocoa said, reflecting a common perception that Mr. Chávez's subordinates are corrupt or inept, and that many of the country's problems can be attributed to greedy capitalists.

It's a cultural problem that, like all such problems, can be attributed to a lab's leadership.

About 60% of the soldering defect problems can be attributed to the solder paste stencil printing process.

Both problems can be attributed to the assumption of a single, unstructured phase for the ensemble of the gas bubbles.

According to their research, these problems can be attributed to an "exaggeration" effect, where individuals scale their happiness differently from others.