Sentence examples for confronted with many problems from inspiring English sources
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.
Microcredit has been confronted with many problems and has responded by innovating: providing individual credit (once the group-based lending has permitted information gathering), nonstandard sums, providing credit to men also, and many other innovations.
Lauren Ploch, an East Africa expert at the Congressional Research Service, said that the Obama administration was confronted with many of the same problems that had vexed its predecessors — "balancing the risks of an on-the-ground presence" against the risks of using "third parties" to carry out the American strategy in Somalia.
Designing minimum variance controllers (MVC) for nonlinear systems is confronted with many difficulties.
During this time, they are confronted with many risk factors, which increase their vulnerability to RVF.
(TBA, KNE District) Notwithstanding the successes, the skilled delivery program is still confronted with many challenges.
In a previous study we found that many countries were confronted with these problems and that many countries have similar policies for out-of-hours care, such as the development of large-scale organisations[ 11].
However, many people confronted with health problems engage in avoidance and denial, making a health care system dependent on proactivity problematic.
