Sentence examples for brought new problems from inspiring English sources

The high prices have brought new problems.

But Buffini found that liberating Thatcher from latex and presenting her as flesh and blood brought new problems.

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Past development here has improved the welfare of many Tibetans but also brought new problems and resentments as ethnic Chinese from surrounding provinces have been enticed to migrate, often displacing Tibetans in the economy.

The first machines bought with the federal money were largely touch-screens and brought new problems, decreasing public confidence in the process and doubling the number of election-related lawsuits since 2000.

The voucher policy has also brought new problems.

The Economist on why the Leveson report is already dated: Social media, blogs and news websites some of them run by newspapers are rising, bringing new problems.

More democracy may be laudable, but it brings new problems.

But the ruling also brings new problems for Obamacare.

The first hints of stabilisation, if that is what is happening, may even bring new problems.

"Every day brings new problems and new challenges, so it's fun".