Sentence examples similar to predicaments arise when from inspiring English sources

Other contranyms arise when nouns becomes verbs.

Problems arise when public spaces are overused.

Did feathers arise when flying arose?

Problems arise when Duncan's crayons revolt.

Did the trait arise when the current function arose?

Problems arise when contexts cross.

Complications arise when Eesh falls for Karma.

Problems arise when that inflammation becomes chronic.

What emotions arise when this happens?

Most constituents' predicaments arise from excessive or incomprehensible paperwork, shoddy consumer protections and impassive bureaucracies.

But trouble arises when those who doubt their necessity are encouraged – discreetly or otherwise – to blame their predicament upon imagined impostors, supposedly intent on taking away what they have left.