One, a corporal, raises the problem of unequal promotions and pay in the Union Army.
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.
That raises the problem of adverse selection: if you guarantee that people with pre-existing conditions can get insurance, people will wait until they get sick to buy insurance, crashing the system.
But that raises the problem of long-term storage: where should pictures be stored once the camera's memory is full An alternative approach involves equipment in high-street photo stores that can produce prints from digital cameras on the spot.
This means that each ommatidium should be capable of a seven-point resolution of the image, which raises the problem of incorporating multiple inverted images into a single erect image that the ordinary apposition eye avoids.
Mr Brunson raises the problem of the three rebel cabinet ministers who threatened resignation if Mr Major agreed to the social chapter in order to secure ratification of the Maastricht Treaty.
The diaries are faulty, too: only a third of those which Nielsen distributes get filled out, which raises the problem of what's known as "coöperator bias" — the kinds of people who are likely to fill them out may watch different shows than the rest of us do.
This raises the problem of determining what it takes to have the "potential" for an attribute.
That doubt raises the problem of the existence of external things.
