Sentence examples similar to confront a similar problem from inspiring English sources

A decade later, Wallerstein had retired from the movie business and was serving on McDonald's board of directors when the chain confronted a similar problem.

The suspensions last Tuesday of two major league baseball players who tested positive for steroids after they said they took tainted supplements came a month after the N.F.L. confronted a similar problem.

"Twenty years ago, the world was confronted with a similar problem with the mass exodus of boat people from Vietnam," Marcus Noland, a Korea specialist for the Institute for International Economists, said in a keynote speech at the meeting, the Third International Conference on North Korean Human Rights and Refugees.

Also the British National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) is confronted with a similar problem.

In a parallel project to build a 3D digital map of the adult fly ventral nerve cord (VNC), we are confronted with a similar problem.

Banks and regulators confront a similar conundrum.

The Plot Thickens Microsoft Word documents confront a similar font issue.

Retirees face a similar problem.

Doctors frequently face a similar problem.

(As we'll see in §4.4, a similar problem confronts the Kantian constitutivist view that continued instrumental incoherence threatens our status as agents.

A similar problem would confront Afghan negotiators seeking to accommodate not just the U.S., the Taliban and the Afghan government, but other stakeholders in an eventual agreement -- Afghan warlords, tribal leaders and ethnic factions within Afghanistan, NATO and European allies, Pakistan, key onlookers like Russia and Iran, and perhaps China.