Sentence examples for this problem has arisen from inspiring English sources

This problem has arisen in Katine sub-county in north-east Uganda.

You said this is a pattern, so maybe this problem has arisen in face-to-face relationships too.

The analyst adds that the problem has "arisen from numerous sites".

And yet there remains enormous frustration that no one has a clear answer for why the problem has arisen.

This multifaceted problem has arisen from the selectivity of pharmacological inhibitors for Panxs and Cxs, methodological differences in assessing Panx and Cx function and the potential compensation by other isoforms in gene silencing and genetic knockout models.

Almost certainly, this type of problem has arisen before in the 50 year history of dynamic programming.

Sam Ali, the manager of Omar, said the company had received some complaints but that the problem had arisen only in the last month.

Morris said she did not think it was Tate Modern's fault but now the problem had arisen and it was making residents' lives miserable.

Mr. Campanaro, 40, said the problem had arisen in an adjacent storage area "where the landlord keeps tenants' trash," he said.

(But n.b., recently a new problem has arisen for this line; see Wright 2011, pp. 98 102).

"It has come to my attention that a problem has arisen".