Sentence examples for raises new problems from inspiring English sources

She has given Juliet a few infirmities – a dodgy hip, troubled breathing – to remind herself to play older, but this raises new problems: "You have to be moving with difficulty, but at the same time you have to be going quite fast, otherwise everybody's going to be here until midnight".

The issue of divine freedom raises new problems for Clarke.

The process of development from an "agricultural country" to industrialization raises new problems for the development of each ethnic group.

"The new technology raises new problems but also provides the means to resolve them quickly," Jim Zibin told BBC News.

However, the view that species are 'individuals' leaves other important questions about species unsolved and raises new problems of its own.

Later, Dharmakīrti, using a methodology very different (and akin to proof by contradiction) from his predecessor Diṅnāga, raises new problems for the Nyāya-Mīmāṃsā view.

This theory did resolve the disagreement about the ordering of the planets but, in turn, raised new problems.

Any effort to determine a national standard for indecent speech, even if limited to minors, would raise new problems of its own, however, to which several justices alluded during the argument today.

Fleck argued that science does not approach the truth because successive thought-styles raise new problems and discard older forms of knowledge (Fleck 1986 [1936], 111 112; 1979 [1935], 19, 51, 137 139; cf. Harwood 1986, 177).

Component-based software systems raise new problems for the testing community: the reuse of components suggests the possibility of reducing testing costs by reusing information about the quality of the software components.

We argue that fiscal and monetary policy rules may not be as efficacious as their supporters claim, and they raise new problems stemming from their biases, rigidity, and antidemocratic implications.