Sentence examples similar to Meet with a problem from inspiring English sources

This problem became interesting for science about 230 years ago in the end of the 18th century, when physics met with a problem of leakage of electrical charge from very good isolated bodies.

I trained his dam [Mooakada] who I wanted to run over that trip but couldn't because she met with a little problem.

A bar might be a nice place to meet someone but you are more likely to meet someone with a drinking problem if you meet someone there.

Patients with orphan diseases meet with an accumulation of problems, when seeking treatment and support.

WHEN officials at the Federal Reserve meet next week, they will wrestle with a problem most other central banks would love to have: what to do if unemployment gets too low?The question is not hypothetical.

Trump will meet with the Problem Solvers Caucus and have lunch with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo before participating in a signing ceremony for a bill aimed at guaranteeing back pay for furloughed government employees.

Here, however, we meet with the problem about the sources of our knowledge about Stoicism.

With its comic sensibility solidly grounded at the place (a very tiny one) where political and media scruples meet, the film imagines a President with a problem.

Lee Lawless, the federal public defender based in St . Louis who has visited the prison a number of times to meet with a clients with mental health problems, said the prison coached inmates on how to pass competency exams.

Initially, they met to discuss a problem with Mr. Shahzad's computer, but soon found a common interest in the global jihad, an American official said.

"Most people I met there had a problem with long days because it messes up their biological clock, but I am from an Indian engineering college!" he explained.