Sentence examples for a new problem arising from inspiring English sources

An integrated and multi-level approach of established and original Process Systems Engineering technologies to a new problem arising within the Circular Economy concept is presented.

Then a new problem arose.

Once Freund figured out a way to give Arnaz what he wanted, a new problem arose.

"But every time a new problem arose someone wanted more money".

But a new problem arose, said Sameer Dholakia, chief executive of VMLogix of Palo Alto: virtual machine sprawl.

But then a new problem arises, because the KPZ equation is nonlinear: It contains a square term, and distributions cannot be squared.

"The rules are so tight on irradiation that you can't pull it out and use it when a new problem arises, and that's to the detriment of the American public".

So what you want to do is not need this kind of legislative overhaul every time a new problem arises or every time a new market occurs, and that's why I think it's a much better approach to the problems than what's being presently pursued.

So what you want to do is not need this kind of legislative overhaul every time a new problem arises or every time a new market occurs, and that’s why I think it’s a much better approach to the problems than what’s being presently pursued.

Finally, when the production is large enough, a new problem arises; that is the diseasing marginal return of the investment in the disease or obesity control, which means even if the x t is large enough, not much reduction in the disease severity will be observed, that is, c t/ x t will increase again and the individual weighs more on basic consumption.

But a new problem arises: how to localize the same regions of interest every time that the specimen is returned onto the microscope stage?