Sentence examples for commonly facing from inspiring English sources

The questions commonly facing physicians are whether the costs of implementing and running an EMR system are affordable and whether they can gain a financial benefit from it.

Dentists are however more commonly facing already established dental erosions, or tooth wear, of various stages and being an irreversible condition, there is an indistinct zone between secondary prevention and therapy.

Those who try to negotiate condom use commonly face violence or rejection.

In both examples, she celebrates the capacity of ordinary people to respond collectively to challenges they commonly face.

In vertex presentations the head of the fetus most commonly faces to the right and slightly to the rear.

The trusts commonly face a relentless rise in emergency admissions for which they are often paid less than the cost of provision.

We also believe it is very important to support the academics who work with overseas students, making sure that they understand the problems these students most commonly face.

While Ms. Farmer has always identified herself as a woman, the defense fund took up the case because it touched upon many issues that transgender people commonly face and could set an interesting legal precedent, representatives of the group said.

"Given the economic reality today, people commonly face trade-offs as they make decisions that pit the two sides of careers - the 'heart', or intrinsic side, and the 'head,' or extrinsic side - against one another," said Doctor Daniel Heller of Tel Aviv University.

Plants are commonly faced with fluctuations in nutrient supply to the roots.

One problem commonly faced by the welding industry is poor stability of the arc.