Sentence examples for sign of the problems from inspiring English sources

Ministers pointed the finger at the regulatory regime introduced by the previous Labour Government, saying the mistake was another sign of the problems exposed by the financial crisis.

See articleA run on a small bank in eastern China was seen as another sign of the problems building up with shadow banking.

In a sign of the problems Cuba faces, Granma quoted Economy Minister Marino Murillo Jorge as saying that it would be several years before the country could create a wholesale market to supply the new businesses.

WASHINGTON — The number of federal workers forced to work shorter hours soared this summer — to 199,000 in July, from 55,000 a year earlier — in a sign of the problems that federal budget policy is causing for the economy.

After missing two set points on the Chardy serve at 3-5, Murray duly fired a pair of aces to hold to love and take the first set with little sign of the problems that would soon afflict him.

That Ford had to look at tire pressure at all in conjunction with rollovers is another sign of the problems that automakers face in trying to make sport utilities as stable as cars.

Dr. Runge saw this as another sign of the problem.

There is no sign of the problem improving.

But the report is a sign of the problem AT&T faces: it has a lofty stock multiple, which makes mergers tempting, but it seems shut out of both domestic and foreign deals.

On Sept. 24, in a sign of the problem's urgency, the inspector general, whose auditors had inspected only a few laboratories so far, issued a "management alert" recommending that the agency strengthen controls over its inventories.

"If we have seen anything in school, the kids would complain and that would be a sign of the problem, but it is all completely untrue".