Sentence examples for further problems emerging from inspiring English sources

Despite reforms, he said he could not exclude the possibility of further problems emerging.

There was evidence, from both the telephone and postal surveys, of a reduction in recall of event occurrence after 4 weeks, with further problems emerging after 8 weeks.

We wouldn't be surprised if further problems emerged next year.

In a matter of weeks, Dr. Rogers said, enough of the stents that are supposed to be free of the defect will have been in use so that doctors will feel comfortable as long as no further problems emerge.

Unfortunately, the first of the eight sections took far longer to chill than had been expected.If, as the other seven sections are cooled, further problems emerge, the start date will have to be put back still further.

Further problems emerge as banks try to reduce risk.

This was tested in round 2, and no further problems emerged.

However, if misreporting is systematic, then this represents a more serious problem, since it suggests that mean BMI as calculated from national samples may be biased, and further problems emerge if the degree of bias differs across categories such as age, gender and socioeconomic background.

A further problem emerges from the studies reviewed.

"We continue to see risk of further debt problems emerging in the coming months and quarters, particularly from Dubai Holding and Istithmar," the investment arm of Dubai World, "and hence we are keeping our elevated equity risk premium".

Since the last round, published in July 2010, further problems have emerged, notably at Spanish and Irish lenders.