Sentence examples for the problem has prompted from inspiring English sources
The admission that it had started fixing the brake glitch about a week before it went public with the problem has prompted allegations of a cover-up.
In New Hampshire, a very small, very white state that has been flooded with tens of millions of prescription pain pills, the problem has prompted introspection.
The problem has prompted a debate over programs to forgive loans, to make it easier for law school graduates to take jobs serving clients with limited means who may otherwise not have access to legal representation.
The problem has prompted meetings by regulators, but plans to truly monitor the trades are in their infancy.
The problem has prompted State Rep. Greg Harris (D-Chicago) and the Illinois Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse to intervene to provide a solution.
Public awareness of the problem "has prompted considerable customer concern, speculation, and media attention due to the significance of the Prius image," Carter said in the e-mail.
The bank would not comment on a report in The Wall Street Journal yesterday that the problems have prompted an investigation by the regulatory arm of the National Association of Securities Dealers into potential violations that could result in fines of more than $1 million.
The Hard Problem has prompted arguments in serious journals about what is going on in the mind of a zombie, or – to quote the title of a famous 1974 paper by the philosopher Thomas Nagel – the question "What is it like to be a bat?" Some argue that the problem marks the boundary not just of what we currently know, but of what science could ever explain.
The vastness of the marine debris problem has prompted dozens of grand repair efforts.
The nation's opioid problem has prompted law enforcement departments to carry the opioid overdose antidote naloxone.
But the size and complexity of the county's tainted informant program problem has prompted some legal experts to call for a sweeping federal investigation into the OCDA's office. .
