Sentence examples for problems are due from inspiring English sources

Most problems are due to poor design of the system or lack of maintenance.

As a regular reader of your column I get the impression you believe that Greece's debt problems are due to its membership of the Euro..

TAL J. ZLOTNITSKY Trinity, Fla., July 11, 2012   Mr. Nevins claims that our political and economic problems are due to "selfishness".

Drug abusers often eat poorly, have unprotected sex and neglect their health in other ways, so it has been impossible to tell whether their problems are due to cocaine itself or to the other habits that often go with addiction.

Why Writing Is Like Life: Paraphrasing the French writer Jean Brullet, Wilson said that, "All of mankind's problems are due to the fact that we do not know what we are and cannot agree on what we wish to become".

Other traditional clubs in the area have scrapped their joining fee altogether, just as, at many new ones, they are falling or disappearing.Golf's problems are due partly to the sport's migration from terrestrial to satellite television: the audiences are smaller.

Despite the fact that our economic problems are due in large part to a $400 billion-a-year decrease in consumer spending, many Congressional Democrats and economists have criticized this part of the stimulus plan because they think that a large portion of the tax cuts will be saved rather than spent.

Their debut album, Other People's Problems, is due next year on FatCat.

Any problems were due to there being too little funding available to train school catering staff properly.

One Building Department report suggested that some of the problems were "due to missing supervision" from the engineer.

Yet Pan Am's problems were due, in large part, to the government's refusal to allow it to operate domestic flights.