Sentence examples for raised the problem of from inspiring English sources

Mike Gapes has raised the problem of the African Union being opposed to what is happening.

The king, who has twice raised the problem of strays in his annual birthday address, has a simpler strategy: adoption.

Wakeman raised the problem of over-reliance on food banks at a conference to discuss child poverty in Birmingham organised by the News in Brum organisation.

Just as Mine Hill has done, the Red Bank mayor, Pasquale Menna, has raised the problem of Trenton's dwindling support for towns in his argument for selling a lot on the river to developers.

Pub landlord Ryan raised the problem of "not being able to get your child into a school" (another unexplored claim) and argued, more cogently, that the leave vote was "two fingers up to the establishment".

Townshend said this raised the problem of "alliance management" because it would make it more difficult for the Australian government to advocate for a stronger US presence in Asia and Australia when the president was so unpopular.

The Irish Presidential election and offer of compensation to the Bloody Sunday families has again raised the problems of dealing with Northern Ireland's past.

One, a corporal, raises the problem of unequal promotions and pay in the Union Army.

"That being said, it does raise the problem of the relationship of trust between allies".

This raises the problem of what we would be left with.

That raises the problem of vandalism to another level, said Bill Moore, the editor in chief of EVWorld, an online magazine about electric cars.