Sentence examples for raised this problem with from inspiring English sources

I and other senators have raised this problem with the Executive Branch in classified correspondence, and I hope that this information will be declassified soon.

"I know what you're saying, Clare," says a friend when I raise this problem with her on the phone.

"My" engineering procedures had to interface with this marvel, and I discreetly raised the problem with the quality manager.

Last night Liberal Democrat MP Stephen Lloyd said he had repeatedly raised the problem with the employment minister, Chris Grayling.

He said at DePauw University on Sept. 17 that he had often raised the problem with the administration and "should have been even more insistent".

He reminded the audience that a former NUJ president, John Devine, had raised the problem with the Dublin government in the mid-1970s following the acquisition of Independent Newspapers by O'Brien's ownership predecessor, Tony O'Reilly, in 1973.

Vaz added that he would raise the problem with the immigration minister, Damian Green, when the latter gives evidence to the Commons home affairs committee on Tuesday.

Noting that Pakistani soldiers are also victimized by roadside bombs, he has pressed Gen. David H. Petraeus, the commander in Afghanistan, and Adm. Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to raise the problem with Pakistan's military chief, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani.

This raised a problem with the account of the science of demonstration Ockham inherited from Grosseteste.

This was plainly rebellion and acutely raised a problem with which Protestants had long been wrestling.

Clearly, this problem with modern tree data raises questions about older data at least until the reason for the divergence is nailed down.