Sentence examples for thanks to a problem from inspiring English sources

Distressed firms usually struggle to raise new funding thanks to a problem known as "debt overhang": new cash is diverted to pay off debts rather than fund new investments.

You may have heard that the infamous Dread Pirate Robets AKA Ross Ulbricht's Silk Road was taken down thanks to a problem in his anonymous Tor server.

Web publishers struggling with the devastating effects of a collapsing advertising market are also losing millions of dollars thanks to a problem as old as the commercial Internet: piracy.

And then, thanks to a logistical problem, the kitchen only had (yawn!) pulled pork ready for its San Francisco-style burritos.

The No8 Audi of Oliver Jarvis Loïc Duval and Lucas di Grassi, then in third, took an unscheduled pitstop on lap 91, two hours and 45 minutes into the race, losing eight laps thanks to a driveshaft problem that advanced the No17 to fifth place – enough for the title could their sister car, the No18 of Neel Jani, Romain Dumas and Marc Lieb, take the win and demote the No7 to second.

Even though I eventually got the boot thanks to a drinking problem and loads of bad behavior I got to.

The original however, thanks to a few problems and technical shortcomings, remains, if not unexpectedly, disappointingly maligned and disregarded by video game history.

This issue is handled for the first time thanks to an inverse problem formulation and a phase model determination.

The prison is the most violent in the province, partly thanks to the criminals housed there, but also thanks to an overcrowding problem.

Because things are so interconnected, largely thanks to technology, a problem in one part of the system can quickly lead to problems elsewhere.

There often are reports of "flipped votes" for one candidate or another thanks to a miscalibrated machine, problems of long lines here or there and various little hiccups, but generally nothing major.