Sentence examples for traces the problem from inspiring English sources

Ms. Parmar traces the problem at least partly to technology's image.

She traces the problem to a lack of electricity to run the pumps that keep sewer lines clear.

The article traces the problem back to the 1990s, when international organizations worked to create a framework for emissions monitoring.

He traces the problem to what he says is a growing unwillingness by people in certain groups to answer the detailed income questions on the census long form.

Pennartz traces the problem back to its historical roots in the foundations of neuroscience and connects early ideas on sensory processing to contemporary computational neuroscience.

Harold Hughes, who reclaimed the job as Rambus's chief executive in 2005 after five years of retirement, traces the problem back to company executives in the early 1990s who failed to enforce its patent rights.

The report, based on a review of documents, e-mail messages, audiotapes and interviews, is critical of Freddie Mac's accounting practices and traces the problems to the mid-1990's, even before the period covered by the company's restatement.

Jonathan Lovett, the lawyer representing Officer Skehan, Sergeant Monachelli and Officer DiCioccio, traces the problems to May 13, when Officer Skehan went to the Westchester district attorney's Office of Public Integrity with a report of what he called a case of police misconduct.

Atah traces the problems back to Samuel Eto'o being made captain while former skipper Rigobert Song was still playing.

Within minutes, the authorities traced the problem to Knight.

Surowiecki traced the problem from H.P.'s recent turnover back to the nineteenth-century.