Sentence examples for are confronted with a problem from inspiring English sources

As bitcoin shifts further from the twilight world of hackers, beyond speculators and early adopters towards the brink of "early mainstream", its proponents are confronted with a problem: while merchant usage is on the rise, consumers are so far unconvinced.

At this point, we are confronted with a problem.

We are confronted with a problem unlike any we have ever seen in our lives -- or in the history of the world: radically warming temperatures brought about by greenhouse gas pollution from around the world.

Even in setting his itinerary, Bissell is confronted with a problem.

When the Prince is confronted with a problem, he is never afraid to seek advice from professional bodies.

But with beauty, she was confronted with a problem: She couldn't find any information online about vegan beauty brands.

When Watney is confronted with a problem, he solves it through the power of science and logical thinking.

But in trying to create Tide Coldwater, Procter's scientists were confronted with a problem: hot water does help get clothes cleaner.

On Monday, Mo Yan will receive this year's Nobel Prize in Literature, and he will be confronted with a problem not of his making but one that he no longer avoid: Will he speak up for his fellow Nobel Prize winner, the Chinese writer Liu Xiaobo, who is serving an eleven-year sentence for subversion?

When I am confronted with a problem, I can usually find several solutions.

This has rarely been clearer than at Old Trafford on Sunday, when 2014 hosts Brazil were confronted with a problem they will surely meet time and time again in two years' time.