Sentence examples for the problem comes up from inspiring English sources

The problem comes up all the time: American reporters are trained to avoid hand-outs from the people we're interviewing.

The problem comes up when I'm the only red-wine person, everyone else is drinking white, and the red has turned bad since last opened — maybe a week ago.

They'll mention your product as a solution every time the problem comes up in a discussion.

The problem comes up because it has been suggested that causal explanations of behavior should appeal only to the intrinsic properties of our bodies, properties that describe what is happening here and now within us (Stich (1983)).

Still, in his last year in office, Romney used a very Bain-like approach — rigorously studying the problem, coming up with a solution based on empiricism, not ideology, and working hard at implementation — to propose a universal-health-care plan for the state and see it passed.

Of course, it's easy enough to talk about the problem — coming up with a solution is quite another matter.

When conducting research for both projects I was able to pin point the problem, come up with a new process or idea and effectively and efficiently implemented it.

But the British Board of Jewish Deputies said: "This problem comes up on a regular basis.

"It's often before you get to the resuscitation point that the problems come up".

The most important areas of use are presented in Table 1 together with an assessment of the problems coming up with the separation of used products containing PCBs.

It is worth noting that the same problem comes up in discussions of the relative importance of 'folk psychology' in the Philosophy of Mind.