Sentence examples for the problem originated from inspiring English sources

And differentiation has to happen at the scene of the crime within the original triangle, where the problem originated.

The problem originated in the early 2000s.

The problem originated with a trade placed through an electronic trading network, RediBook ECN.

The problem originated with a well-intentioned Christmas gift of a backgammon board from a houseguest.

Some of the violations were committed by a relatively new entity, the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, of Carmel, Ind., but the problem originated with a utility with a long history, FirstEnergy.

After weeks of medical detective work, the experts in Syracuse and Philadelphia determined that hers was a problem of odor, not taste, and that the problem originated in her liver, not her mouth.

Where does the problem originate?

So where does the problem originate?

"The problem originates in the United States," said Makiko Irisawa of the No G.M.O.

"When one goes out, they all go out, so you can't tell exactly where the problem originates".

The problem originates in a political culture that has long bound black bodies to questions of property.