Sentence examples for problems aroused from inspiring English sources

Although the problems aroused by DGs and electric vehicles have been studied in the research of Active Distribution Network (ADN) [8, 9, 10, 11], on-line security assessment and control is rarely involved.

These are serious attitudinal problems aroused by lack of education about AIDS and need to be addressed.

The problem aroused the curiosity of Bill Gates, and it is the subject of his only research paper.

In contrary to traditional heterodyne interferometers, the application of a single sideband modulator (SSBM) eliminates the necessity of the second millimeter wave (MMW) oscillator, which averts the intermediate frequency (IF) stability problem aroused by the two high frequency oscillators in the traditional heterodyne configuration.

It might even be that umpteen referrals to the television match official is part of the problem, arousing more frustration than it solves and encouraging a climate of dissent among players and spectators alike.

Active coping is used to handle the problem arousing emotional distress, whereas passive coping is used to handle the distressing emotions caused by the problem [ 12].

I understand that these problems arouse passions and concerns.

In spite of current noteworthy achievements in hematologic malignancies, the safety problems have aroused public awareness.

Nowadays, environmental problems have aroused public awareness about the trade-off between economic growth and environmental conservation.

But the king's recent medical problems have aroused concern over whether a reformer like him, or a conservative, would succeed him.

A revival of interest in coloured-cube problems was aroused by the appearance of a puzzle known as Instant Insanity, consisting of four cubes, each of which has its faces painted white, red, green, and blue in a definite scheme.