Sentence examples for problem reappears from inspiring English sources

But if they exist as abstract entities, then Benacerraf's epistemological problem reappears.

Once this was firmly established, the same problem reappeared further upstream.

However, stimuli were included when the first operand of the problem reappeared in an incongruent position – i.e. as unit digit – of the probe (e.g. 7 × 3 = 1 7).

But some of his problems reappeared against the Mariners.

Problems reappeared, and a survey between 1542 and 1543 noted that, with the exception of the new lodgings, the castle was in "greate ruin and decaye".

Distrust was directed at caregivers, because despite the fact that education had been provided, problems reappeared.

Distrust was directed at caregivers, because despite the fact that nutrition education programmes had been provided, problems reappeared.

Trust meant that they believed for the most part that caregivers had the competence to deal appropriately with nutritional care, but they felt distrust when nutritional problems reappeared on their agenda.

In a few weeks or months the problem will reappear.

For another potentially catastrophic problem has reappeared: Panama disease.

But unless the repair is done correctly, there is a good chance that the problem will reappear -- and perhaps be even worse -- after a couple more years of freeze-thaw cycles.