Sentence examples for problems that could come from inspiring English sources

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.

Beyond the obvious contempt they show for those who do not have enough food to live, along with the potential health problems that could come from abusing a body this way, they raise questions I'd like to see the Ethicist address.

The Telegraph seized on remarks by the prime minister, who said in Shanghai on Tuesday: "I'm a fiscal conservative; I believe the first duty of government is to safeguard our economy, and the economy isn't safeguarded properly until you deal with your deficit and make sure that you're in a position where future problems that could come down the road, you're able to absorb them".

"Every possible problem that could come up is there," said Andrew Beveridge, a sociologist at Queens College who specializes in demograpy.

We are always available to answer all the questions on our service, and available to the authorities to solve any problem that could come up.

Some problems that could do with remedying.

Final approval that could come Tuesday.

There are dozens of well-crafted math and reading games — children throw pies at circus clowns holding vocabulary words, or race up a beanstalk by solving math problems that could have come straight out of a workbook.