Sentence examples for problem that has emerged from inspiring English sources

The government's refusal to grant Funahashi access is indicative of another significant problem that has emerged since the earthquake: secrecy.

A key problem that has emerged from recent cancer research has been how to deal with the enormous heterogeneity found among the millions of cells that make up an individual tumor.

The disorder in Syria illustrates a too-little discussed problem that has emerged in the past decade of war and revolution in the Arab world: When repressive police states are toppled through foreign invasion or civil war, the basic framework of law and order can disappear, too.

One small problem that has emerged with HHO is the proximity of some interactives to each other.

Mr Su, who was previously the top Communist Party official in Jiangxi province, was also found to be "chiefly responsible for the serious corruption problem that has emerged in Jiangxi".

"But the new problem that has emerged in Season 3 is human beings.

But supporters of mandatory measures point out that the mounting evidence of the scope and potential severity of climate change problems that has emerged in the last four years has significantly altered both the political and the scientific debates.

One of the major problems that has emerged in the foreclosure crisis is that it is far from clear that many lenders foreclosing on properties actually own the loans and have the right to take action against them.

The main pest problems that have emerged in some locations are parasitic nematodes and golden apple snails.

What a difference a year makes; not many members of Congress would today endorse anything about European banking, given all the problems that have emerged.

An article in Monday's Times spotlighted some of the serious problems that have emerged in the No Child Left Behind law.