Sentence examples for more problems arise from inspiring English sources
But two more problems arise.
If more problems arise on the aging roster, that figure could be far more dire.
"The bigger we get," Mr. Neenan said, "the more problems arise".
More problems arise when a student has to decide whether to press charges or pursue the case through a campus judicial system.
More problems arise with identity and reputation management, debt enforcement, credit scoring, access to financial products like insurance and even savings.
More problems arise because some of the virtual machines are likely to be dormant (not running) at some point in time.
They became more automated and more problems arose.
More problems arose in 1932, when Hoover authorized General Douglas MacArthur to evict from Washington, D.C., the Bonus Army, a group of World War I veterans who had camped in the nation's capital to pressure Congress into awarding a promised bonus many years in advance of the scheduled payout date.
As the process of evaluating whether we could salvage and remodel our home went on, more problems arose from the water damage, making it clear that the home was a goner and would need to be demolished.
Last month, Steiner convinced U.S. District Judge Russell Holland to hold a hearing on what's going on with the so-called "re-opener" provision of a previous settlement that would require Exxon to pay $92 million for restoration efforts if more problems arose out of the spill and oil continued to harm the environment.
As a result of living longer and retaining more of their natural teeth, more oral problems arise and the treatment decisions of these patients becomes much more complex [ 5, 9].
