Sentence examples for problems brought up from inspiring English sources

Problems brought up by Huduma users include broken water-pipes in slums, teaching misconduct in schools, intransigence in the court system and lapses in local policing.

Front and center are philosophical problems brought up by the term "spirit".

It sought to address each of the problems brought up by the Nomo, Irabu and Soriano cases, by requiring MLB teams to place "bids" for NPB players.

The Protective Association, however was involved in a legal problems brought up by the claim jumpers, for "willful damage to property".

Second, role plays based on clinical problems brought up by the residents were scheduled to allow them to test the usefulness of learned communication skills and to facilitate their transfer to the clinical situations perceived as problematic.

In this study we found indications for well organized informational continuity: GPs working in group practices showed prior knowledge of medical problems brought up by the patient.

Exploration upon species identified, but not well characterized for myriads of problems bring up recently, is still worthy to be implemented for sustainable development.

I've had problems bringing up my Facebook data all day, and a few times it has caused Chrome to crash (though it must be noted that I'm using Chromium on my Mac — here's how to get those working — which isn't officially supported yet).

Hearing about guys I grew up with developing serious drug problems brings up a range of emotions for me.

This book may not provide many answers ("It is too early for me to solve every problem brought up by the approach I'm advocating here"), but it does articulate a desperate need for them.

Another problem brought up by the resampling step is the increased computational complexity.