Sentence examples for confronted with some problems from inspiring English sources
In general, implementation of ePRO systems are confronted with some problems and barriers mostly related to resources (time and money).
"Regions and towns that have based their whole economies on prisons are going to be confronted with some really serious problems," said Michael Jacobson, a professor of criminology at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
When you are building a popular language learning service like Duolingo, you're inevitably confronted with a problem: Some of your users are really serious about learning a new language and some are just casual users.
"We would be confronted with enormous problems if things got worse".
In Afghan refugee camps in the 1980s, children were confronted with mathematical problems like this: "One group of mujahideen attack 50 Russian soldiers.
Since then the industry has been confronted with new problems.
Second, an interpretation of the whole of Comte's work is confronted with two problems.
Professional organizations, as those in the GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums) sector, deal with a huge number of digital images and confronted with additional problems.
The shared-network of SMV and GOOSE is mainly confronted with four problems: 1) The effects of network load on the intelligent devices and switches connected to network.
Nevertheless, the network is still confronted with serious problems caused by premature failure of assets that require costly and time-consuming maintenance work.
