Sentence examples for the source of its problems from inspiring English sources

While Coke's determination to be a global beverage power might seem like the source of its problems, the company underscored its commitment to that strategy by announcing at the same time the Cadbury Schweppes deal.

Analysts view the assets inherited from its 2013 mega-merger with Mick Davis's Xstrata, one of the biggest tie-ups in corporate history, as the source of its problems.

Anything less would have constituted foreign-policy malpractice.Jay GaskillAlameda, CaliforniaTake me out of the ball gameSIR – Lexington identifies baseball's antitrust exemption as the source of its problems (May 31st).

The European Union, which exported more than six million tons of steel products to the United States last year, maintains that the American steel industry's failure to consolidate and restructure is the source of its problems, not unfair competition from imports.

In recent years the Vatican has been besieged by gay scandals, which the Vatican wrongly points to as the source of its problems rather than the church's sexually repressive doctrine or its coverups for child rapists.

The first is about resisting corporate power: it says that the economy is broken and unfair, and lays the blame squarely at the feet of the few – big corporations and wealthy elites – and says their economic manipulation is the source of its problems.

Shares of Cigna rebounded $2.26 yesterday, to $38.40, and some analysts credited the company with at least identifying the sources of its problems.

Mr. Giambra insists that the area's reputation as a snow magnet is not the source of its population problem.

The deepest source of its problems is not rules and precedents but, rather, its human beings, who have created a culture where Tocqueville's "lofty thoughts" and "generous impulses" have no place.

Under this law, the industry doesn't have to show that foreign producers get any unfair advantages from their governments or even that imports are the main source of its problems.

This is what makes the novel so gripping, and it is also the source of its main ­problem.