Sentence examples for brings the problems from inspiring English sources

And how he brings the problems across and how he tries to improve things".

Commenting on reports that SSI may be going into liquidation, Gareth Stace, director of UK Steel, said: "It may be too late for SSI, but the situation in Redcar brings the problems facing the UK steel sector into sharp relief.

Dear Btoan and others concerned with wake issues, Our 21st-century harbor with increased boat traffic, especially fast-moving ferries, brings the problem of wakes.

That brings the problem of exploiting the trade-off between computation and communication in a VSN into a different level of difficulty.

Maternal immunization is beneficial to the offspring, whereas, it also brings the problem of immunosuppression.

Aritomo admonishes her to take off her shoes: "You bring the problems of the world inside".

But the population spike has also brought the problems of the city to these areas, most notably petty crime.

Additions to these two bodies of data may settle remaining questions and bring the problems surrounding the evolution of H. erectus nearer to resolution.

This has brought the problems of power consumption, low power design, energy-efficiency, and optimal power management to the forefront of research issues pertaining to portable electronics.

Labour leader Ed Miliband meanwhile, told the BBC's Politics Show that David Cameron had brought the problems on himself by "appeasing eurosceptics".

Although seemingly minor events, the Erfurt Union proposal and the Punctation of Olmütz brought the problems of influence in the German states into sharp focus.