Sentence examples for problems could come from inspiring English sources

And you wonder exactly what problems could come.

Valentine said Ordonez's problems could come from fatigue.

Another potential answer to its labor problems could come in the form of immigration.

"The problems could come from stocks, could be bonds, could be banks, could be the illiquidity of the market or a change in the short-selling rules.

The plan's signatories agreed that money to correct safety problems could come from joint investments, direct payments, negotiated commercial terms, government or donor support or any combination of these mechanisms.

They said that as far as they were concerned, any form of sexual expression between two consenting adults was acceptable and that any person, whatever the sexual orientation or problem, could come to them for help.

At no point does he even hint that the problem could come from the top.

Athens also presents additional problems that could come into play in even a minor attack or a scare.

The union said the supervisors were not prepared for the kinds of cascading power problems that could come with a heat wave.

Companies, he said, may soon have no choice but to replace aging computers and software to avoid major technical problems that could come with relying on old equipment.

Meanwhile, although Mr. Gingrich's personal favorability rating has rebounded a great deal among Republican voters, he has some image problems that could come back to harm him should he rise in the polls and receive more scrutiny from voters and the media.