Sentence examples for then problems arose from inspiring English sources

But then problems arose.

Most furnaces and A.C. units have anywhere between a six to eight year life, and then problems arise.

Then economic problems arose; in the eighties, they were made worse by the economic policies of President Jaime Lusinchi, which played a large part in the discontent that helped bring Chávez to power, in 1999.

But then further problems arise.

But most do recognize that if minds are real, then two problems arise: the problem of intentionality and the problem of consciousness or conscious phenomenal experience.

Experience within SC36 has been that if scope statements are in any way ambiguous then many problems arise in progressing the work.

Then, another problem arose.

Then a problem arose: The truck was stuck at a tight corner, and the procession was pinned between the truck and a herd of water buffaloes.

Then, a problem arose.

But the problems arose when the then defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, mounted a "hostitle takeover" bid on the then secretary of state, Colin Powell, installing Paul Bremner as governor of Iraq.

Problems arose long before then, however, with Goldee admitting that the crowdfunding campaign wouldn't come near to covering its costs, and instead was intended to act as a way to prove demand for the concept and attract more traditional investment from sources including VCs.