Sentence examples for bring renewed problems from inspiring English sources

Even if the developed world is not stuck in a Japanese-style rut, a revival of global growth could bring renewed problems in the form of higher commodity prices.

Could the effort to stay together and work through problems bring renewed affection?

This will drive up demand for cement, bricks and steel, and should offset much of the damage to export crops in the area, notably of asparagus.Spotlight on povertyAt the same time, the tragedy will bring renewed attention to the problem of widespread poverty, and the government's effectiveness in addressing it.

Unlike at the Vanila Club, that will bring renewed tensions.

The disclosure is likely to bring renewed interest in the size of the Romney fortune.

Optimism soon faded, as the tsunami in fact seemed to bring renewed war closer.

This always helps us bring renewed energy and focus to the next semester.

"We're delighted that having her archives at Duke will bring renewed interest in her life.

But such statements bring renewed pain to Shahaf's widow.

Veneman said her trip was intended to bring renewed attention to the children of the quake.

Recent weeks have brought renewed attention to the problem of blasphemy in the Muslim world.