Sentence examples for discovering a problem with from inspiring English sources

Not long ago, Mrs. Rettig renovated part of her kitchen; discovering a problem with the work, she vowed to seek redress in small claims court.

Last year, the Census Bureau had to revise its county estimates after discovering a problem with the tax return data it had used -- a problem the bureau says it has solved.

Japan's biggest airline has started grounding its fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliners after discovering a problem with the plane's Rolls-Royce engines, in another setback for the troubled aircraft.

Nevertheless, it was a confidence-boosting performance for the Lotus team, who had to abandon the second pre-season test last week after discovering a problem with the front suspension mounts coming loose on the chassis.

But then we discovered a problem with the floor of his car".

Cindy McCain was new to Washington and not yet 30 when she arrived at a luncheon for Congressional spouses to discover a problem with her name tag.

Last month, for example, Amazon erased "1984" and "Animal Farm" from its customers' Kindles by remote control, having discovered a problem with the rights.

The company said it had discovered a problem with the way the vehicles cross bike lanes, raising serious questions about cyclists' safety.

Several justices, including Anthony M. Kennedy, David H. Souter and John Paul Stevens, expressed concern about shielding manufacturers during a regulatory "hiatus," after a manufacturer had discovered a problem with an approved device but before the F.D.A. had learned of it or taken action.

The Financial Times quoted an Ethiopian manager in Britain as saying that maintenance workers had discovered a problem with the plane's air-conditioning system during a routine inspection and had seen sparks but no flames.

He said he believed that Bluetooth could be used to not only discover a problem with, say, a car's transmission, but also be used to download a quick software fix without ever raising the hood.