Sentence examples for problems have been brought from inspiring English sources
"These problems have been brought into focus by the crisis.
Although some of its problems have been brought on by global recession and by speculators, almost all the blame lies at home.
Andrew Crockett, general manager of the Bank for International Settlements, worries that regulators and financial firms alike are better at judging the relative riskiness of different instruments, institutions and counterparties than the total risk in the system.The problem has been brought to the fore by the technology bubble, and the fear of a wider American equity bubble.
The title dilemma of "The Dog Problem" has been brought about by a big, affectionate mutt (the talented canine performer Ed) who couldn't resist joining in on the one-night stand of his master, Ray Larry Clarkee), and the steamy young Teresa (Andrea Gabriel).
Another possible conceptual problem has been brought about by the apparent linking of the need for surveillance, to early warning.
Now that this problem has been brought into the domain of molecular genetics through the P. pacificus model, we can anticipate new insights into the remarkable biology of interspecies chemical signalling.
Problems arise when the pressure and stress produces or aggravates mental health issues; problems that have been brought to attention over the last couple of months in articles primarily from Oxford's Cherwell and Cambridge's The Tab.
Now that you've detailed all the problems that have been brought on by your addiction, think about how you'd like your life to look once you've overcome it.
The concern here is that it has to be assumed that although the junior staff had often encountered some form of ethical problem, it might not have been brought to the notice of the senior staff.
Mason cites the problems between suppliers and supermarkets, which have been brought into stark relief by the crisis at Tesco.
But while the fiscal problems of New Jersey and other states have been brought on largely by the recession and the Sept. 11 terror attacks, most of Nassau's quandary stems from its own longstanding mismanagement.
