Sentence examples for problems are because of from inspiring English sources

He suspects that his recent foot problems are because of, in part, the law of unintended consequences.

"Our economic problems are because of our political problems, and we need a president who can solve our issues with the rest of the world.

Sat in a living room decorated with Saudi artefacts and in front of a table carrying a plate of Saudi dates ("the best in the world"), she said: "The problems are because of the ruling ministers.

"The problems are never because of the kids, the problems are because of adults," he says.

Greg Ghodsi Raymond James 36060 Wealth Management Group Head): All of the world's problems are because of too much debt.

"It can be very hard to be told your problems are because of what you have experienced in the past or your genetics, things you can't change.

In Thailand, where Ford replaced Firestone tires on 160 Explorers in March and April, Ford officials said today that they had thought the problem was because of unique climate conditions there.

For a time it was thought that those problems were because of high cholesterol levels, but no: cholesterol is a marker.

Working with Lisa's Booby Trap, Snyder figured out that the reason she was having so many problems was because of her feet.

Charles Arthur of The Guardian noted that the majority of the problems were because of a spike in Internet traffic, as millions of customers tried to download the new software update simultaneously.

These problems were because of an extremely high workload; the performance targets system; a lack of knowledge, skill, and cooperation among FHWs and FPs; and delays in the supply of medicines and immunisations.