Sentence examples for problems thanks from inspiring English sources

(Wedgwood, too, is now facing problems thanks to the crunch).

Other American states also have problems, thanks to the struggling economy.

New carpets and vinyl flooring can also cause problems thanks to flame-retardants, pesticides and adhesives.

After the financial crisis of 2008, Formula One had a season or two without major economic problems thanks to multiyear sponsorship deals.

Singapore, which is not among the countries compared in the book, avoids many social problems thanks to a conservative culture under an authoritarian state.Closer to home, the last Labour government fought a war on poverty using various benefits.

So far, Darlington has been able to run a seven-day service with few major problems thanks to its staff, who have volunteered to work more flexibly for the needs of patients.

And sticking with your current vendors won't necessarily solve the problem, thanks to upgrade madness.

(Not to mention no air-conditioning, which isn't a problem thanks to the ocean breeze).

Chicken didn't prove a problem, thanks to its "rubbery texture and tasteless quality".

The Republicans don't have that problem, thanks in large part to Ronald Reagan.

A different app that avoids this sort of problem thanks to its extreme simplicity is the free Android app Sunny.