Sentence examples for problem have emerged from inspiring English sources

Since then, somewhat better strategies for coping with the problem have emerged, but, to date, the only force that reliably gets a brown marmorated stinkbug off a food source is one that poses a whole different kind of problem: the urge, at the end of summer, to go inside.

In this case a very different problem has emerged.

As a result, a new problem has emerged: overcrowding.

So far so good – but a problem has emerged.

By the time Henry appeared, a problem had emerged for Charles and Francis.

Given the numbers, a problem has emerged in recent years: finding a place to tie up giant yachts.

(Autoblog) Not long after most of Fisker Automotive's workforce was laid off, a new (albeit not direct) problem has emerged for the beleaguered automaker.

The problem has emerged in a review of police information handling by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary, in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal.

The tainted officials had been ousted, but a significant financial problem had emerged: there was a projected budget deficit of three hundred and eighty-seven million dollars.

Unfortunately for the fish, a problem has emerged: many Internet companies bought into aquatic office ambience in the months before many dot-com stocks sank on the Nasdaq.

On Thursday, an aide to Ms. Kennedy, offering the fullest explanation so far of her exit, said a personal problem had emerged on Wednesday.