Crime maps illustrate the sort of problems that can arise.
The tragedy illuminated the problems that can arise when ownership of a property is in flux.
The confrontation exemplifies problems that can arise from what Assemblywoman Deborah Glick thinks is a vague city law.
One committee is concerned with thorny ethical problems that can arise in the everyday practice of medicine.
Groupon is an example of the almost inevitable problems that can arise when a company develops a popular new market.
An examination of the musical's short, troubled life highlights those issues and the problems that can arise in the increasingly frequent partnerships between nonprofit theaters and commercial producers.
"Cells That Save Lives Are a Mother's Legacy" (Arts & Ideas pages, Nov. 17) illustrates two problems that can arise in human research.
In this training course, the poll workers are given a video that goes over problems that can arise at the polls and how to handle them.
Once viewed as a pioneer in developing an efficient electricity market, California is now thought to embody the many problems that can arise from deregulation.
"There are Mountains", by Chloë Moss, deals with the problems that can arise when a prisoner is released and finds the world has left her behind.
Jones has insisted Pearce's claims are not true but it underlines the problems that can arise when players put themselves up for national selection.
