Sentence examples for problem does come from inspiring English sources

To counter this, GenApple has the authority to delete any suspicious postings and will cooperate fully with any government officials if the problem does come about.

"The problem doesn't come up, because Johnny has an in-built sense of what his audience will take," de Cordova says.

If the problem doesn't come to light for some time after delivery you may have lost the right to a refund.

When it comes to making therapy less monochrome a practice, Vargas says the problem does not just come from a preconception that only white people seek therapy, the problem also comes from the fact that therapists themselves tend to be overwhelmingly white.

What if the problem doesn't come from them, what if it comes from us?

But this problem doesn't come up when viewing work by Korea based artist Moon Beom; his paintings can remind us of all sorts of things.

The problem doesn't seem to come from the faculty -- her experience with the faculty is that they want to encourage women in the field.

Polly Brennan's understanding of the landmine problem does not come from reading reports.

"The problem didn't come to light until there was extremely high usage," he said.

The solution to his problem did not come until another teacher took the book from Orlando's hand and placed a stack of blank paper in its place.

The problem did not come as a complete surprise to mission controllers, who said it might have been caused by radiation.