Sentence examples for problem erupted from inspiring English sources

Since "the Kurdish problem" erupted in the 1980s, more than 40,000 people have died.

But his throwing problem erupted fully last night, just one inning after he made a nice scoop and throw on a grounder hit by Herbert Perry.

"WHEN THE ASIAN PROBLEM erupted, it affected all emerging markets," says Nicholas Brady.

According to The Guardian, the problem erupted when the ballet was transferred to Moscow, where those closest to the Kremlin did not like what they saw ― a performance that mocked Russian farmers and their way of life ― even if that was far from Shostakovich's playful intention. .

A more serious problem erupts when classification collides with other American interests.

If a problem erupts, Ms. Meltzer said, the patients are often strong enough to overpower a staff member.

She's fearful evacuation would be a bad joke if a problem erupts with the Millstone nuclear plant across the Sound in Connecticut or with the Department of Agriculture germ research station on Plum Island.

The issue is what we have learned from the experience of recent years about how to minimize the chances of a problem erupting or to deal with it effectively once it has.

7. Mandelson will be the face of Labour's general election campaign As leader, Brown will have to lead the campaign but, as in any election campaign, he's going to need someone on hand to be able to respond instantly and plausibly whenever a problem erupts.

When problems erupted in the Detroit headquarters in 1934, Elijah Muhammad stepped in and took control.

Off the record, some say the problems erupted over salary demands.