Sentence examples for problems have developed from inspiring English sources

But problems have developed.

The problems have developed over several years.

But he also acknowledges that in Switzerland problems have developed due to the EU insistence on Switzerland accepting free movement.

Our sector more than most knows the cost of waiting until problems have developed before trying to pick up the pieces.

The data elaborating the risks of Caesareans include those performed in emergencies -- after labor has begun and medical problems have developed.

He warned, however, that the seemingly mystifying inability of many chief executives to quickly extricate themselves from troubles could be a sign that the problems have developed through long habit: "The way it is with corruption, at first you get away with a little, you get away with a little more and you get away with more still".

She said the College Board had some leads about why the problems had developed, but no answers yet, except to say there had been a "complex confluence of events".

"True, the problems had developed over decades," he said, in an annual question-and-answer session that was broadcast on Russian television last week.

Mr. Bronfman was quick to argue that he had done a good job as head of Seagram and that the problems had developed after he agreed to sell the company to Vivendi.

Earlier Mr Poots said problems had developed because staff had been dealing with a "massive number of admissions" over the past few days.

Prowess, which helps B2B websites with supply-chain-management problems, had developed a way to help users prioritize purchases based on factors besides price.