Sentence examples for further problem arises from inspiring English sources

A further problem arises for the non-logical vocabulary.

A further problem arises with the proposal to replace marriage with civil unions on neutrality grounds.

Moreover, thinking about how such determination relates to free action, a further problem arises.

A further problem arises in defining the dispersion of the data.

If both estimates are available, a further problem arises, which is how to merge them in order to create a single side information.

When both estimates are available, a further problem arises, which is called fusion: for each pixel, should we use the temporal estimate, the inter-view estimate, or a combination of both?

A further problem arose when it was discovered that during the war Nash had played two games for his old boy scout troop, the 6th Melbourne Scouts, while on leave.

While the lawyers for both sides argued over the agreement, claims of further problems arose at East Jersey State Prison.

New England officials declared the power watch to avoid tapping too deeply into their reserves in case further problems arose from yesterday's hot weather.

Further problems arise when it comes time to pay off a bet in a bankruptcy and close out one of these trades.

But when more citizens get guns, further problems arise: people who would once have got in a fistfight instead shoot the person who provoked them; people are shot by mistake or by accident.