Sentence examples for troubles linked to from inspiring English sources

Troubles linked to the design and installation of the A380's electrical wiring snowballed into a devastating two-year delay in deliveries, saddling the company with heavy financial losses.

The company insisted that it had put the worst of the troubles linked to its A380 superjumbo jet behind it and said an expanding order book would help lift business.

While some have suggested that a shake-up at the party's campaign arm was in order, many lawmakers have said that Mr. Cole could hardly be blamed for the hostile political climate and troubles linked to President Bush's unpopularity.

But in December, Congress passed the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act, which reopened the fund and provided $2.8 billion to compensate those with health problems, primarily respiratory troubles, linked to the attack.

We tried to perform a third injection but we encountered many troubles linked to the cannula completely clogged 30 days after it has been fixed on the brain.

Re "Blood Pressure Troubles Linked to a Virus Infection" (Vitals, March 4): I had pre-eclampsia with two of my three children, both boys.

Put simply, men are in terminal trouble, and that trouble is linked to the Y chromosome that defines them.

The troubles are linked to the sharp slowdown in the growth rate of the United States economy and the sell-off in American stock markets.

Zinc encourages tissue growth and repair within the body, so if your hairline troubles are linked to a damaged scalp, a little extra zinc can make a big difference.

Several European banks and insurers are rumoured to be sitting on "mortgage bombs"—troubled assets linked to America's subprime mess.

They said the trouble was linked to the ongoing trial of a number of dissident republican figures from the north Armagh area at a non-jury court in Belfast.