Sentence examples for problems on what from inspiring English sources

The WikiLeaks Web site was inaccessible for much of the day on Sunday, and officials there blamed the problems on what they called a cyberattack.

Capel says now that he made some mistakes, but he partly blames his problems on what he sees as a double standard.

The government has blamed electrical problems on what it has described as sabotage directed from the United States, without providing evidence.

Republican leaders also faced problems on what had seemed like a simple, politically attractive bill to pay for troops in Bosnia and the Persian Gulf as well as storm damage at home.

Part Three: Sacca on solving end user problems, on what Google needs to learn, and on whether Google might get social by buying Facebook or Twitter.

On Wednesday, by contrast, a chastened Zhao, wearing a Mao jacket instead of the Western suit in which he usually appears, admonished the nation to be "modest and prudent". He placed much of the blame for economic problems on what he called lax control of bank credit and increases in the money supply.

And this is the problem on what is, for many, the first working day of an election year.

This might pose a formal problem on what should be classified as a TRIM protein.

Whether "it solves the problem" depends on what "the problem" is.

Competent oversight by the Board of Regents and the legislature would have required him to provide data on problems and on what steps he was taking to solve them.

The problems happened on what was expected to be the busiest online shopping day in the run-up to Christmas, dubbed Cyber Monday.