Sentence examples for problem can be traced from inspiring English sources

The roots of the problem can be traced to 1960.

For many former gambling addicts, the problem can be traced back to an early age.

Some of the problem can be traced to Twain's purpose, which shifted over time.

At bottom, the problem can be traced to the single currency itself.

A large part of the problem can be traced to unusual weakness in two categories: construction jobs and government jobs.

Liberal Catholics, echoed by the secular press, insist that the whole problem can be traced to clerical celibacy.

Much of the Bears' problems can be traced to quarterback.

A great many of their health problems can be traced to their diet.

Some of the problems can be traced back to the third day of training camp.

Many of the problems can be traced to the aftermath of the financial crisis.

Interestingly, Pigluicci argues that many of these problems can be traced to a latent anti-intellectualism.