Sentence examples for because of a new problem from inspiring English sources
Hitz felt vindicated, but continued his sessions with Kyle because of a new problem.
Perhaps it's because this is not a new problem.
They have presented a new problem of their own, because no one involved in trying to clean up the Type 314s in Libya knows exactly how these weapons work, or how to render them safe.
Because, when you're going to get a new problem, you're going to think of something.
It's a new problem for the English, partly because of globalisation but chiefly because of devolution and the end of empire.
Rutz et al. (2013) reported that 9 of 14 children needed additional surgical procedures 5 because of new problems and 4 because of relapse of deviations that had been corrected at index surgery.
Not that the news right now is good: Corporal Cooley is spiking a fever, presumably because of his newest problem, blood clots in his left leg.
Air Force One disappeared from an air traffic controller's radar screen for at least 12 seconds on Tuesday morning while the plane was carrying President Clinton over the New York metropolitan area, apparently because of a recurring problem with a new radar in New Jersey.
In a rare alliance motivated by self-preservation, the Conservative Party, the Working Families Party and the Taxpayers Party sued the board because of a problem involving new electronic voting machines.
An adult with a learning disability, who goes by the Reddit handle shnnycs, successfully works in the tech industry, saying, "I work as a systems administrator and I think it's great for my ADHD because it's pretty much a stream of new problems to solve".
