Sentence examples for confronted by the problem from inspiring English sources

In the middle of the 19th century, for instance, a newly appointed British governor of New Zealand, Sir George Grey, was confronted by the problem of how to come to terms with the Maori, who were hostile to the British.

Agricultural research and evolution are both confronted by the problem that incremental improvements do not always lead towards breakthroughs.

He was confronted by the problems that struck the whole industry - a severe recession, a technological revolution and falling newsprint sales.

In Rome, Stephen, confronted by the same problem, decided that all baptism in the name of the Trinity was valid.

Once in power, the Kangxi emperor was confronted by the grave problem of what to do with three vassal kings in South China.

Boys who worked it out confronted by the real problem; how far through alphabet they dared go before starting all over again.

Microwave technology can be utilized for non-contact respiration and heartbeat rates detection, which is not confronted by the aforementioned problems [2 5].

A similar approach to the one used in this study could be applied to other regions of the world confronted by the same problems of water scarcity along with the need for vegetation restoration.

Confronted by these problems in the camp, I felt drawn to leave Tent City University, and set about establishing a welfare centre in the heart of Occupy London.

They were confronted by the entirely new artistic problem, made possible by the Franciscan emphasis on Christ's nakedness, of how to portray Christ's naked body.

"To no small extent, stresses in financial markets contributed significantly to those macroeconomic risks," he said, referring to the problems confronted by the Fed in its October and September meetings.