Sentence examples for problem arose for from inspiring English sources

The same problem arose for me at a recent gig by Anohni, where applauding felt similarly wrong (environmental catastrophe! Yay! Complicity with the military-industrial complex! Clap harder!), and a couple of years ago at Sufjan Stevens's live rendition of Carrie & Lowell (schizophrenia! Woot woot!).

Moreover, this problem arose for both the statement-based approach to the criterion (taken by Carnap in 1928, by Wittgenstein in 1929/30, and by Ayer both in the first (1936) and the second editions (1946) of Language Truth and Logic) and for the term-based approach (taken by Carnap since 1932).

A similar problem arose for the term 'transfer'transfer

But now a problem arises, for the contact this produces is not the same thing as intimacy.

There a problem arises, for Doss refuses to hold a rifle: a stance that not even Gary Cooper, as the devout pacifist of "Sergeant York" (1941), could match.

And indeed, the same problem arises for the imprecise probabilist.

A further problem arises for the non-logical vocabulary.

And as before, Cordemoy notes that no such problem arises for his atomism.

It's good when a problem arises for there to be more than one person capable of fixing it.

This problem arise for not having standardized SLAs for the stakeholders in Cloud computing marketplace.

A different power allocation problem arises for a relay-assisted single-user OFDM system[19 30].