Sentence examples for spawn problems from inspiring English sources

This is all related to the Misbehavior described above, but instead of creating problems within the US, it will spawn problems between the US and another heavily armed faction.

In practical terms, the debt spawns problem after problem, Saavedra said: "Nothing works here, nothing".

In recent weeks, Chinese officials have admitted that the dam was spawning environmental problems like water pollution and landslides that could become severe.

As for Facebook's troubles, he wrote that "I was even there for the big freak out moments along the way we'll keep them unnamed 🙃", which could refer to his work on Facebook Live that spawned big problems with real-time broadcasts of violence and self-harm.

Though the province has been known for its relatively pristine environment, recent development has spawned environmental problems.

The U.S. spawned the problem that Japan confronts today -- how to cast off the constitutional albatross.

Even with the passage of health-care reform legislation Sunday night, that hole will only be patched, and the particular patch we got will spawn plenty of problems in the years ahead.

These are problems spawned by 35 years or so of bad policies set by politicians.

Yet on Saturday, there was fresh evidence at every turn that a single free election would be hard-pressed to change the system that spawned Wukan's problems, much less inspire national rulers to follow its example.

It will focus on late-70s New York, and how the city, riven by social and financial problems, spawned disco, hip-hop and punk, "from CBGBs to Studio 54".

The medical school is the Cuban government's response to the devastation from Hurricanes Georges and Mitch, which ripped through the region in 1998, killing thousands as they destroyed villages and spawned public health problems.