Sentence examples for introduced new problems from inspiring English sources

The shift in accountability from the municipal administration to the manufacturers has ostensibly clarified responsibilities, but has simultaneously introduced new problems.

DDT (dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane), chlorinated benzene, chlorinated camphene, and the chlorinated cyclodienes were remarkably successful but introduced new problems of bird, fish, and honeybee toxicity and bioaccumulation through food webs (Stephenson and Soloman 2007; Ware and Whitacre 2004).

But good-government groups say they fear that a nonpartisan system could introduce new problems.

What looks like a slick solution to a technical problem can introduce new problems, sometimes just as bad as the original ones.

MCI executives said they believed that the allegations were unfounded and that the investigation was the latest effort by rivals to introduce new problems in its bankruptcy proceedings.

One-fourth of the company's revenue comes from banks and other large financial institutions, most of which finished repairing systems by the middle of last year and then began to freeze their networks and software to prevent introducing new problems.

But as with all change, these new models also introduce new problems.

Using commodity hardware, however, introduces new problems, including increased lag and jitter.

Intelligent agent systems with their distinct characteristics and behaviours introduce new problems in software maintenance.

These introduce new problems for dose verification and for external audit, requiring more complex measurement methods.

Computerized provider order entry (CPOE) systems can help hospitals improve health care quality, but they can also introduce new problems.