Sentence examples for the problem rose from inspiring English sources
One City Council member said that at least part of the problem rose from what he called a mistaken decision to place the command center next to a terrorist target.
The problem, Rose says, is that in balancing expenses and revenues, governments don't have a good way of valuing "costs avoided".
The problem: rising interest rates and the falling dollar.
He says stays strong by watching "the willingness of people in countries that have done nothing to cause the problem rise up willing to fight.
And when you get to the fat middle of the market these problems rise to the level of dysfunction.The second problem is a herd mentality.
After rising to fame playing the ephemeral mother alongside Brad Pitt in "Tree of Life," Chastain will have no problem rising to the demands of the misses.
I had no problem rising the ranks of an outlaw bikie club and putting myself in situations where blokes almost lost an arm or a leg.
It may be a cacophony of voices, but you can still easily "follow" someone through the establishment of their problem, rising tension, conflict, climax and resolution.
As the problem count rose, the IADL-ADL score also rose; when the problem count for adjacent intercepting IADL and ADL cells were about the same they received the identical IADL-ADL Hierarchy score.
Month after month, it seems, another potentially disastrous problem rises to the surface.
But today, both communities face the same problems: rising rents.
