Sentence examples for problem coming up from inspiring English sources

Like so many other teams, the Indians have a problem coming up with enough pitching.

But I see a potential problem coming up that may require such a trip.

Buchanan says he has no problem coming up with material, so why does the process take so long?

City Room's readers have had no problem coming up with names for the prodigal young cobra who held a nation's hearts and Twitter accounts hostage for a week after she fled her home at the Bronx Zoo.

Because retailers usually don't pay designers until 30 to 60 days after clothes are delivered, a newcomer has a problem coming up with enough cash to finance the manufacturing.

Still, in his last year in office, Romney used a very Bain-like approach — rigorously studying the problem, coming up with a solution based on empiricism, not ideology, and working hard at implementation — to propose a universal-health-care plan for the state and see it passed.

Then this problem came up.

Why didn't this problem come up in Iowa?

"If some problem comes up, we'll deal with it," her mother said.

But the British Board of Jewish Deputies said: "This problem comes up on a regular basis.

I thought it was going to be more, a problem comes up, you address it".