Sentence examples for has brought some problems from inspiring English sources

The relative calm has brought some problems of its own.

The wave of assisted-living construction has brought some of the historic problems of overbuilding.

Debbie Raphael, who took over as director in 2011, has brought some of the department's problems to light and has pledged to fix them, including the agency's failure to collect $140 million from hundreds of companies for the cost of cleaning up contaminated land from 1987 to 2012.

Nowhere are the deficit projections bigger than in California, where Mr. Schwarzenegger acknowledged Tuesday that he had brought some of his problems on himself by backing ballot measures that safeguarded spending on transportation and local government, as well as curbing a lucrative car tax.

Newspaper articles and campaigns by safety advocates had brought some attention to the problem, but its visibility grew when a March 2009 article by Gene Weingarten in The Washington Post Magazine, "Fatal Distraction," asked whether the mistake of forgetting a child in the back seat of a car was also a crime.

Instead it has brought them problems.

And that has brought other problems.

Spiraling suburban sprawl has brought city problems closer to the countryside.

He notes too, that being able to transfer money more quickly has brought significant problems.

This has brought serious problems, most recently with a spate of xenophobic attacks in South Africa, which has the second biggest migrant population on the continent after Ivory Coast.

But no one feels New York has brought these problems on itself, and Mr. Bloomberg will not have to apologize to the nation while asking for help.