Sentence examples for problems resulted from inspiring English sources

All told, the problems resulted in hundreds of million of dollars in losses for Enron.

He said the previous financial problems resulted largely from ineffective management.

This year's firework insurance problems resulted from an unusual shortage of underwriting capacity, brokers say.

Finland's main security problems resulted from the threat from the Soviet Union.

But recent research concluded that few if any problems resulted from the reduction of LDL levels below the usual guidelines.

Social problems resulted, but so did signs of economic progress such as road work and public buildings.

Many of Gabon's financial problems resulted from protracted and large-scale corruption among government officials and business leaders.

The problems resulted from faulty customer service and mistakes in setting prices and expenses, according to Cigna's chief executive, H. Edward Hanway.

The lawyer, Anne B. Smith, said some problems resulted from European privacy laws that make it difficult for companies to publicize names of policy holders.

Those problems resulted in the F.D.A.'s issuing two warning letters to American Home and also demanding that company executives meet with regulators to talk about the problems.

The problems resulted in the Transport Secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, putting his own special director, former Eurostar chairman Richard Brown, on Network Rail's board.