Sentence examples for problems unfold from inspiring English sources

The worst problems unfold when politicians intervene in purely private domains with short-term goals, bailing out old firms to save jobs or spending lavishly on white elephants.

When problems unfold in one area, speculators quickly retreat from others to preserve capital.

Yet some problems unfold more rapidly with more severe consequences than others, such as floods in Pakistan, famine in Sudan, or Ebola in West Africa.

Haunted by the Mid Staffordshire debacle and the other problems unfolding around the country he created Health Watch England and Healthwatch Local to make further Mid Staffs impossible – in theory.

The program shows that if the people monitoring the grid had known all the problems unfolding around them, they would have seen the need for decisive action and they could have limited the catastrophe, or even prevented it.

While the INSAT deployment was a success, the satellite had problems unfolding its solar array once in geostationary orbit, and was not fully operational until the middle of September.

The problem unfolds on two different levels.

But what you'll never see is a black person get on a bus without bus fare, cause a scene and then actually get to go anywhere without a serious problem unfolding first.

Role plays are rich in cognitive material, understanding and enacting the role play requires more information than what is provided, the problem unfolds and becomes richer over time, there is no single right way to tackle the problem, decisions have to be made in the absence of definitive knowledge and many solutions may exist.

We agree that an error-threshold-like problem unfolds with independently replicating genes, apart from the one stemming from the mutational load: random assortment causes loss of genes, which can be tolerated to certain extent[ 20], but limits the number of genes that can coexist.

Share analysts continued to tout the stock even as the accounting problems unfolded.