Sentence examples for which problems arise from inspiring English sources

And if not, which problems arise from ineffective 'lines of division'?

I wrote about two cases in which problems arose: a sexist Twitter message from the Times magazine freelancer Andrew Goldman to the author Jennifer Weiner, and eyebrow-raising Facebook and Twitter messages by Jodi Rudoren as she began her new post as the Jerusalem bureau chief.

Which problems arose, how were they resolved, and what were the consequences of the solution?

Could you give an example of a situation in which problems arose regarding the admission of an ICU patient?

Could you give an example of a situation in which problems arose regarding the discharge of an ICU patient?

He acknowledges that there may be cases in which problems arise--such as friction between a graduate student and the student's faculty adviser due to union bargaining--but expects they are isolated incidents.

We also describe the applied setting in which these problems arise.

An important conclusion is that circumstances in which problems can arise are not easily predicted during flight.

Our small sample makes it difficult to gauge the frequency with which problems may arise in larger samples.

It requires a portfolio of functional skills and an understanding of the business and economic context in which those social problems arise.

In the poignant "Bibi & the Street Car Wife!", in which the problems arising from a clash of cultures are distilled in an individual, Bibi mourns the changes in her daughter-in-law "since we loosened our village acres / for this flighty mix-up country".