Sentence examples for newfound problems from inspiring English sources

A tiny yet transcendent moment, one among many such moments of recaptured pleasures and newfound problems since his exoneration and release from prison last autumn.

It is clear that there is a newfound problem throughout baseball that will need to be addressed if this trend continues at its current rate.

While the stock market was soaring and people were hitting the malls to spend their newfound wealth, these problems could be ignored.

The students' newfound ability to solve problems involving recessive epistasis carried over to a new problem involving the concept of dominant epistasis.

This newfound popularity is causing problems on the busiest part of the network, where there are now too many passengers and not enough seats.

But as they campaign across a state still reeling from recession and outraged at Albany's political establishment, a common theme has emerged: The next attorney general, the candidates say, must put a newfound focus on urgent problems facing New Yorkers, from mortgage fraud to corrupt state lawmakers.

What he and others in town notice more than the newfound money are the problems: locking the door to his house, taking the keys out of his car and seeing a quiet community where everyone knew everyone overrun by the bustle of strangers.

Transformative moments spur word of mouth, and soon Burning Man would be faced the questions about how to scale to its newfound popularity 'A good problem to have' as Silicon Valley calls it, but a problem nonetheless.

"This newfound attention to the problem can only benefit us all".

(Jazz faces a similar problem: its newfound academic respectability means that more and more hard-blowing jazz studies majors are coming into the market at a time when commercial jazz venues are melting away).

Of course, with that newfound acceptance comes the problem of access—"the questions of whose stories get told, and how do we tell them," as Ryan put it.