Sentence examples for be encountered from from inspiring English sources

Instructors begin the day with a lesson over breakfast highlighting terms that might be encountered (from "walking sticks" and "boats" to "blisters") followed by 8 to 10 miles of hiking (usually three to five hours).

After the battering the NHS has taken over the Mid-Staffs scandal, the cut in resources and the ever increasing problems likely to be encountered from the effects of the Health and Social Care Act, the NHS has desperately needed some morale boosting exercise.

Resistance may also be encountered from practitioners who may pay lip service to the new framework and feel reluctant to change their pedagogical and assessment practices.

There is a long history of modeling mutagenicity on chemicals expected to be encountered from environmental and food exposure [9, 33 37].

This yields significant problems for comparing and sharing soil spectral data between users, as spectral variations can be encountered from one protocol to the next.

Lara Lewington goes behind the scenes of translation technology to discover the joie de vivre that can be encountered from being able to understand the language, whatever that language may be.

No resistance was encountered from Britain and France.

It was important, though, to prevent the militiamen, wherever they were encountered, from shooting and escaping to fight another day.

Additionally, no interference was encountered from blank human urine, plasma and breast milk matrices without any pretreatment steps.

The interference is encountered from all the macro-BSs located in the area ℝ d b 0, 0).

At El Tortugón, higher concentrations than the entrance were encountered from May through December, with a peak in June (Fig. 2c).