Sentence examples for the problem is linked from inspiring English sources

The Park Service now says the problem is linked to the parks' very survival.

The problem is linked to a master cylinder reservoir cap with inadequate venting.

I don't even have Hirst's excuse of alcohol-induced blackouts (although I'm convinced the problem is linked to my feeble sense of smell – Proust would probably know).

It seems clear that the problem is linked to the economy; the failure of politicians to deliver a higher standard of living and indeed evidence of rising inequality.

Early in this book about a disorder that may afflict one child in every five in America, the author dispels two widely held beliefs: that children with dyslexia are prone to seeing letters or words backward, and that the problem is linked to intelligence.

As for soccer specifically, Sparks suggests that the problem is linked to the sport's rapid growth and the resulting need, especially by youth programs that lay the groundwork for the high school game, to turn to coaches who lack a strong grounding in school athletics.

Ford said the problem was linked solely to the tires.

The problem was linked to software problems relating to a fare hike of 1.1% being applied to Oyster cards.

(Gilson and Erasmus 2006, p. 17) Part of the problem was linked to selection and composition of committee members.

The difficulty in solving this problem is linked to the form of the kinetic expressions and to the availability of experimental data.

But the problems are linked.