Adding to the dismay was the news after the game that Jose Reyes, their All-Star shortstop, and J. J. Putz, until very recently their setup man, are confronting new injury problems that could seriously affect the team.
(Registered Nurse, Sub-District Hospital, Kitui) Constantly changing clientele, and confronting new health problems in an integrated facility, provided greater professional stimulation and reduced the dreariness that often characterises vertical 'silo' services.
Since then the industry has been confronted with new problems.
The analogical reasoning theory stipulates that providing relevant examples of cases showing the process of problem-solving can enable learners to make useful analogical inferences when confronted with new problems [ 10].
It would seem to reflect the long-term burden of psychosocial trials which individuals face as they grow older: they may be afraid, often on an unconscious level, that the disease will recur, they may experience a setback resulting from the stresses during treatment or they can be confronted with new problems evolving from the illness or long-term side effects of treatment [ 46].
Its backers are the computer software companies, such as Microsoft and Adobe, that are trying to prod publishers into getting the e-books business off the ground.The business faces the usual chicken-and-egg problem that always confronts new devices for delivering content from televisions to today's DVDs.
All are confronting new frontiers in VR.
Al Qaeda, meanwhile, was confronting a new problem, which one of its prime thinkers, Abu Bakr Naji, had already anticipated, in an Internet document titled "The Management of Savagery".
With the advent of the Internet, prosecutors confronted a new problem: people accused of dealing in child porn began to contend that their images were simulated — and so didn't involve harm to real children.
Today, when that desperate plight is no longer either desperate or a plight, new problems confront the Jewish people.
