Sentence examples for problem was traced from inspiring English sources

The problem was traced to a single person.

The problem was traced to a crumbling outer wall.

Honda said the problem was traced to a defective headlight switch.

The problem was traced to a common service provider, Oxalide, which said it was investigating an "incident" with its core network, but did not yet know the cause.

The problem was traced to the intense glare of the molten glass, prompting the scientist, William Crookes, to design darkened safety spectacles.

Mr. Goldenberg said the problem was traced to a snippet of software added by a programmer last Saturday as part of a project to speed the service.

In 1992, Richard Sipe, a Catholic psychotherapist and researcher who served for eighteen years as a priest and Benedictine monk, told a conference of victims that "the current revelations of abuse are the tip of an iceberg, and if the problem is traced to its foundations the path will lead to the highest halls of the Vatican".

The history of this famous problem is traced from an automatic control point of view.

The problem is traced to the large order behavior of Bessel's function and is rectified by defining a set of subdomain basis functions with suitably normalized Bessel functions that are well behaved over their domain of definition.

But can't our current problems be traced to unsustainable levels of borrowing and spending?

Whether the problems are traced to tainted peanuts, lettuce, tomatoes or frozen hamburger patties, consumer groups say federal oversight too often falls short.