Sentence examples for problems that could resurface from inspiring English sources

Homeowners would have to monitor the soil after that -- and be responsible for any problems that could resurface.

Trump and Clinton are showing flaws that could resurface in the White House.

Some problems that could do with remedying.

Elected officials are another once-common, now-rare pool for Supreme Court nominees that observers believe could resurface.

Fears are growing here that simmering ethnic resentments could resurface.

The Canadian company believes this is a "smoking gun", as it says it shows BP realised that the Yugraneft field could resurface as an issue.

But given Trump's openness to outside counsel — and, in particular, his interest in the ideas of other billionaires — it's possible that Feinberg's ideas could resurface.

Political commentators have suggested that Pileggi's bill could resurface suddenly in the coming months.

The one past problem that seemed to resurface for the Giants was the woes enveloping the rookie punter Matt Dodge, who dropped the ball attempting his first punt not once, but twice.

In the past, international trade talks have been dominated by the EU and the US, and Obama stressed that some of the old tensions could resurface.

The intraparty tension that was apparent in the budget standoff could resurface in the immigration fight, though the sides may not align in exactly the same way.