Sentence examples for the problem has emerged from inspiring English sources

The problem has emerged in a review of police information handling by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary, in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal.

"We need to know why the problem has emerged so late in the day and precisely what has been agreed to," she said.

"We need to know why the problem has emerged so late in the day and precisely what has been agreed to.

Since then, somewhat better strategies for coping with the problem have emerged, but, to date, the only force that reliably gets a brown marmorated stinkbug off a food source is one that poses a whole different kind of problem: the urge, at the end of summer, to go inside.

The ombudsman said the problem had emerged in recent months.

Our finding of high-level macrolide resistance in 13.2% of specimens from all 6 centers throughout a broad geographic area in the United States proves this problem has emerged in all regions of the nation and might increase over time, as it has in other countries.

Having established that mathematics seems to play an important role in giving explanations in the natural sciences, we now move to a few historical remarks on how this problem has emerged in the history of philosophy and science.

The problems have emerged in the US and Japan and it is not yet clear if there will be a recall.