Sentence examples for this problem came up from inspiring English sources

Then this problem came up.

Why didn't this problem come up in Iowa?

But the British Board of Jewish Deputies said: "This problem comes up on a regular basis.

You know, by that time the target in question of their interest might be in smoking ruins....We're going to have this problem come up again and again, because, in fact, institutions like the large banks and brokers will do their best to both engage in regulatory capture and use whatever accounting rules are open to them legally to obfuscate any problem areas.

This very problem came up on my Twitter feed some while ago.

They'll mention your product as a solution every time the problem comes up in a discussion.

Of course, it's easy enough to talk about the problem — coming up with a solution is quite another matter.

When conducting research for both projects I was able to pin point the problem, come up with a new process or idea and effectively and efficiently implemented it.

Then the big problem came up, and this was Tom's big concern: 'How do I do this movie physically?' " The screenplay called for Mr. Hanks to change from a pampered, mildly plump citizen of Nashville to an emaciated beachcomber with a full beard and long, unkempt hair.

They said that signs of a problem came up during a regular 18-month management review.

A problem came up in the planning stages: Madame Paulette's foyer is not huge, and Mahdessian was worried about crowding.