Sentence examples for a problem comes from inspiring English sources

I thought it was going to be more, a problem comes up, you address it".

The first indication of a problem comes when that terrorist "blossoms," which is D2's poetic way of referring to the plant transformation.

Officers can co-operate when a problem comes up which involves the other service instead of it getting lost in the system.

Any work by the city to clear up a problem comes right out of New Rochelle's budget, said Charles B. Strome III, the city manager.

As a result, said Dr. Orbuch, we tend to avoid the issue until a problem comes up and, although marriage is one of the most important financial decisions many people will ever make, most go into it blind.

When a problem comes in the door the center's director, Kevin Kean, and his staff must swiftly make an assessment: Is the security weakness detected in a Microsoft software product only minor?

They said that signs of a problem came up during a regular 18-month management review.

"We should have recognised there was a problem coming and done something about it.

"For sure, it is not a problem coming from the Pankisi Gorge".

"That's why for me, it's not a problem coming out of the game".

Like so many other teams, the Indians have a problem coming up with enough pitching.