Sentence examples for some problems arose from inspiring English sources
Fire officials have said they believe some problems arose because a device, known as a repeater and designed to boost the radio signal in a high-rise building, malfunctioned.
2009a), but some problems arose with this product, such as the build-up of organic matter (Ndabigengesere and Narasiah 1998), so other possible agents for this wastewater remediation should be searched for.
Some problems arose because the test subjects were elderly and some in poor physical condition.
However, some problems arose in the course of both exercises, especially during the lead-time TTO task.
Some problems arise simply because applicants do not read the small print when they apply for accommodation, he says.
end{aligned} (6 However, as a direct result of the two-step cycle, some problems arise.
Some problems arising from the current harvests are the low parasitaemia and daily human supervision requirements.
Some problems arising in dynamics of ground waters are defined as hyperbolic equations with nonlocal conditions [5] and [6].
In contrast to the NLFFF extrapolation using the Low and Lou solution, some problems arise when the bottom boundary is applied to the photospheric magnetic field.
When we consider the integration with DQS and Semi-TCP together, some problems arise since they both operate on the same queueing buffer.
The bounded mean oscillation space (operatorname{BMO}(mathbb{R}^{n})) was first introduced by John-Nirenberg [16] to study some problems arising from elasticity theory.
