Sentence examples for problems associated with that from inspiring English sources

Further, stresses averaged over a critical volume have problems associated with that approach.

Our 100-year-old water infrastructure is rapidly ageing, and problems associated with that are only getting worse.

[He said] let's start talking about our addiction to oil and all the problems associated with that, but I've been completely disappointed with the lack of follow-through.

The government's official independent auditors have challenged claims by the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, that IT problems associated with that new universal credit scheme have cost taxpayers only £41m.

I write to suggest that any problems associated with that limitation come not from our reading of §109(a) here, but from Quality King's holding that §109(a) limits §602(a)(1).

"And if you had a gentleman whose wife died and she had done all the cooking, and then he's suddenly eating toast and marmalade, the diversity of gut microbiota will collapse – because diversity of diet correlates with diversity of microbiota – and you will get a range of health problems associated with that".

On the flipside, research also illustrates how falling short on these healthy behaviors can set the stage for illness and disease (10, 3, 4, 7) -- and I suspect that there's still a lot of other problems associated with them that are yet to be discovered.

The problems associated with banks that begin foreclosure proceedings when they do not have proper legal standing are now looming larger in the mortgage meltdown.

In his letter, Mr. Jobs also pointed to security problems associated with Flash that were highlighted in a 2009 report released by Symantec, the antivirus software company.

To describe physicians' perceptions of their role in treating the behavior problems associated with dementia that commonly occur in the nursing home, both the way it is currently and the way they think it should be.

When I asked Mr. Bloomer about the legality of signing and then upholding a stance on the basis of a private pledge if it interfered with the pledge to the Constitution of the United States, Bloomer said, "We knew there would be problems associated with signing that pledge".