Sentence examples for confronted with many from inspiring English sources

Designing minimum variance controllers (MVC) for nonlinear systems is confronted with many difficulties.

Teachers are confronted with many issues regarding teaching and learning science.

Vibration control of structures is confronted with many problems like the proper selection of modelling methods, controllability and observability of models, model size and model reduction methods.

"It's always a difficult task to read from page one to page, I don't know, one thousand fifty-four," said App. "But I'm confronted with many questions".

Both the AIDS virus and cancer cells can change DNA to dodge an effective drug, but are thought to perish if confronted with many drugs at once.

Confronted with many boundaries of nation and language, he said, he looked instead at common values and attitudes, a process he referred to as mindset segmentation.

I don't feel it at first in a store, when I am confronted with so many, many beautiful and completely unnecessary things to tempt me -- velvet coverlets, copper candlesticks, intricately beaded shawls.

Social science tells us rather persuasively that most people will not or cannot make good decisions about many things, especially when confronted with too many choices, and especially about their long-term future needs.

The prison system needs to be confronted, with how many black people are part of it, and how in many parts of the country mental illness reigns among inmates and supervising personnel.

At heart, he was a good boy struggling to exist and confronted with so many competing options".

But I have never been confronted with as many male chests, buttocks and genitalia as I have in visits to Broadway and West End theaters during the last six months.