Sentence examples for brings with it the problems from inspiring English sources

Landfilling solid waste brings with it the problems described above, and also means that all the energy inherent in the waste is squandered.

While retaining backwards compatibility can be useful it brings with it the problem that all the old ways of doing things remain valid and need to be understood on top of the new ways.

The ability to obtain whole maps from individuals using functional imaging gets around the issues of interindividual variability, though it brings with it the problem of inferring anatomy from functional data.

The migration of Germans, Czechs and other ethnic groups to the Upper East Side in the 1880s brought with it the problems of the working class seen on the Lower East Side.

Locke and Descartes both pursue a method in epistemology that brings with it the epistemological problem of objectivity.

This approach, however, brings with it the potential problem of overheating during the summer due to solar heat gains through the glazing, body heat and the use of computers and electric lighting.

Thailand's naturally high seasonal endowment of water resources brings with it the regularly experienced problems associated with floods during the wet season and droughts during the dry season.

Harvesting krill brings with it the potential for ecological problems because there is little experience in managing fisheries on species so close to the base of the food web.

But it brings with it this problem, which is there is no governor on talent now.

Winning brings with it all the problems conquerors encountered in ages past: what do you do with the people you beat?

However, that claim, the claim of originality, brings with it its own problems, at least in the context of literary criticism as it has been practiced since the late 1930s.