Sentence examples for problems coming up from inspiring English sources

"This administration and Congress had no qualms about passing enormous tax cuts for millionaires, but now we have problems coming up with adequate funds for our nation's seniors".

So I think that being aware of the second shift that happens outside of work and the extent to which women are taking it on more, might explain why you sometimes see these focus problems coming up.

Hoping to draw the United States into a common front with Britain, Sir Winston and Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden flew to Washington on June 24 to confer with President Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles concerning the problems coming up at Geneva.

Potential problems coming up are: a) that many more children failed the phonics test than learn how to read using the old mixed methods; b) many good readers failed the phonics test; c) some children are being told they have "failed" and so can't proceed to "real" books.

"We need to rethink ageing; there are a lot of problems coming up for many people whose pensions won't cover their old age". Jane agrees: "There are loads of people out there, especially as the number of single households is rising; it's now pushing 40% and it's not an ideal way to live". Caroline Sharman, an alternative therapist, moved into Cole Street Farm on her 67th birthday last year.

"But also people who have problems coming up in the morning during the dark period.

Over time, other problems come up".

Classical numerical resolution of thermodynamics problems comes up against the number and variability of boundary conditions.

"Problems came up, but not the kinds of problems that are being raised now".

When these problems come up, they can stop a loan cold.

"It's often before you get to the resuscitation point that the problems come up".