Sentence examples for the problem coming from from inspiring English sources

More seriously, he says that when both scripts arrived on his desk, last fall, "I saw the problem coming from a mile away.

Here the problem comes from the sky," said Sonja Devalez.

Part of the problem comes from the dresses.

The problem comes from what he calls "persisting regimes".

The problem comes from the overly simplified hardware abstraction model in the software development procedure.

The resolution of the problem came from the telescope that bears Hubble's name.

Asked about the French malaise, he says: "The problem comes from us.

The problem comes from many decades of underfunding of generous public-sector retirement schemes.

I thought at first that the problem came from my understanding of the units.

"The problem comes from incorrect practices from manufacturers that happen to be in another country".

Part of the problem comes from the difficulty to use the current standard ageing procedures for bitumen when it comes to mastics (blends of bitumen and filler).