Sentence examples for are currently encountering from inspiring English sources

Although it is necessary to reassure people, it is very important that there is clear transparency to make the speech of the president appear realistic by mentioning some economic difficulties we are currently encountering or might face in the future.

In this review, we focus on the developmental trend in various aspects of GM crops including new products, technical innovation and risk assessment approaches, as well as potential challenges that GM crops are currently encountering.

That both Srikrishna and her husband are currently encountering what she called "health setbacks" is just salt on the wound.

It also presents the issues that are currently encountered in this field.

The form in which human rights are currently encountered really exploded onto the scene after the Second World War, and became a response to the crimes of totalitarian regimes (Koba, Zydel 2009).

Monaghan et al 3 and Mellor et al 5 showed that parents excluded their child if the research focused on a topic they were currently encountering, for example, dental caries or overweight/obesity.

This level is currently encountered in less than 2% of our dialysis population.

Hemoglobin (Hb) Bart's disease or homozygous alpha-thalassemia-1 is the most common cause of hydrops fetalis in South East Asia and the disease is currently encountered increasingly in other parts of the world because of population migrations.

In addition, several breast lesions that were only uncommonly seen in the premammographic era are currently being encountered with increasing frequency in breast biopsies performed because of a mammographic abnormality, particularly microcalcifications.

Model comprehension and effective use and reuse of complex subsystems are problems currently encountered in the automotive industry.

Ten cases of new onset focal weakness in patients with DS were encountered or are currently being followed in two DS clinics, with a combined population of patients of approximately 850, for a clinic population prevalence of 1.2%.