Sentence examples for problem in part to from inspiring English sources

In a statement to N.A.S.D. Regulation, the firm attributed the problem in part to the supplier of a computer system that Morgan uses.

Pirkis said that studies which have looked at substitution suggest that although restricting access at one site could shift the problem in part to other locations, it still results in a significant overall reduction in deaths by the same method.

Dr. Mike Murray, a veterinarian at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, and Dr. Miller attribute the parasite problem in part to the loss of wetlands, which filter many pathogens and pollutants.

A Morgan spokesman said that the firm "recognized there was a problem" and "cooperated with the N.A.S.D. and our vendor to address it". In a statement to N.A.S.D. Regulation, the firm attributed the problem in part to the supplier of a computer system that Morgan uses.

In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Loews attributed its problems in part to the "subpar performance" of the movies released last fall.

Reached by telephone, Seyamak Herawy, a spokesman for President Hamid Karzai, attributed Afghanistan's problems, in part, to the "multiplicity in the viewpoints of the international community about Afghanistan".

Haas had attributed Levi Strauss's problems in part to its unhappy metamorphosis from a steady family firm into a zigzagging, publicly held corporation after 1971.

Tim Geithner, the treasury secretary, owes his recent problems in part to having overseen the bail-out of American International Group, an insurer, in his previous job as head of the New York Fed.The controversy also comes at a delicate moment for the Fed.

"This new generation wants to work on today's toughest problems in part to do good and, just as important, because those issues present some of the most intellectually challenging issues we face as a world," said Jacqueline Novogratz, the founder of Acumen Fund, a nonprofit venture fund that invests in social entrepreneurs.

President Barack Obama's labor officials attributed the industry's problems in part to a franchise model that blurs accountability.

That report, presented at a symposium on event recorders, concluded that poor maintenance "may be an industrywide problem" due in part to weak government regulations.