Sentence examples for trace the problems from inspiring English sources

Many of those who despair at Miliband's position trace the problems back to autumn 2010.

Mr. Limbaugh blamed legalized abortion for "10-year-olds shooting each other to death in Chicago" and added: "You can trace the problems with accepting personal responsibility, no consequences for your actions, you can trace so much right back to it.

In many cases, however, industry insiders trace the problems back to decisions by lenders at the top.

Critics of continued military rule trace the problem back to General Musharraf.

By 1995, Berkovic and Scheffer, with the help of colleagues, were able to trace the problem to a specific chromosome.

The team is working very hard to trace the problem, but as things are I cannot compete at the front".

We then carried out a further investigation which helped us to trace the problem to the freezing process".

Industry experts trace the problem back to 1987, when American Airlines removed a single olive from its salads to save a little money.

You may spot a loose connection here, but if everything looks alright, then the problem may be within the circuit, and you should call in an electrician to trace the problem.

While I watch Portugal's dramatic win against Denmark on TV, the police, who trace the problem to a sticking lock, fingerprint some Hill Street Blues DVDs, left unfolded by my visitors.

He puts me in a giant space age machine, makes me swallow a weird liquid and x-rays me to trace the problem.