Sentence examples for problem which may from inspiring English sources

I never really solved the problem, which may be why I haven't written a third.

It provides some philosophical explanations of the problem, which may or may not help the frustrated.

Both men and women are susceptible to the problem, which may be inherited.

"It's potentially a very large problem," which may derail the company's plan to exit bankruptcy by next month.

And I still have the problem, which may be why the magazine is so damn nervous inside itself.

Its tests in the US and Britain confirmed the network connectivity problem, which may be limited to the iPhone 6 models.

A company spokesman said Polar was looking into the problem, which may in fact be with the app, or the phone GPS.

It all seems symptomatic of a broader problem, which may help explain why Darfur is sliding into an especially rough patch right now.

Their report, published in The New England Journal of Medicine, said all newborns should be given electrocardiograms to detect the treatable heart problem, which may account for 10 to 30percentt of the 2,800 sudden infant deaths a year.

The real key to dealing with colony collapse disorder, however, is understanding the extent of the problem, which may prove to be more of a challenge than figuring out its origins.

Otherwise, we must look at simplifications or approximations of our problem which may be feasible.