Sentence examples for the same problem emerges from inspiring English sources

Almost four days' extra car hire is provided when insurers lose control of these costs.When a car is so badly damaged that it must be written off, a different variant of the same problem emerges.

An even more nightmarish version of the same problem emerged last month with the news that Amazon had a patent to resell e-books.

In the Swedish study, the same problem emerged, whereby only one sample contained concentrations greater than the blank level of 0.209 μg/L.

The same problem emerged in the discrimination between compensated and non-cirrhotic patients by the symptom hindrance items.

Jaffar, meanwhile, had transferred to Varndean school in north Brighton to avoid the racism experienced by his older brothers, but the same problems emerged at his new school.

But we're largely ambivalent about the fact the same problems are emerging here.

The same problem may have emerged in previous factor analytic studies (e.g., Chioqueta and Stiles 2006; Oliver and Baumgart 1985; Power et al. 1994).

It later emerged that the same problem occurred on the UK website.

"It's the same problem as in many other countries which emerged from a communist past," says Adriana Krnacova, who headed the Czech branch of Transparency International from 2001 to 2007 and is now deputy interior minister.

"The biggest problem I see facing any emerging search engine is the same problem facing Microsoft, which is critical mass of users," she says.

Nonetheless, the same severe measurement problem emerges.