Sentence examples for confronted with this problem from inspiring English sources

"Every postwar German government, at some point, has been confronted with this problem," Mr. Foschepoth said of the surveillance scandal.

(Confronted with this problem myself, I have tried in this article to use for each organization the name that its own side has chosen for it).

Researchers and engineers are confronted with this problem in a wide variety of industries ranging from transportation, HVAC, heat exchangers, and textiles.

Confronted with this problem rheumatologists have sought predictive biomarkers to orient drug choice [ 3, 4].

Many endocrinologists were also confronted with this problem when investigating diabetes mechanism after administration of exogenous insulin antiserum [ 38, 39] or when investigating the physiological role of oPL following active immunization of ewe-lambs against recombinant oPL [ 40].

In fact, all aging studies are confronted with this problem since both options include pros and cons: analyzing all trials leads to higher error variance, whereas analyzing only correct trials leads to a different number of analyzed trials in the different experimental groups.

In this context, planners have been confronted with the problem of defining those characteristics of rural landscapes which are typical of agricultural and forestry activities and ecosystems.

It was this theory that was most directly confronted with the problem of the realistic value of its models.

In constructing the new national government, the Framers were confronted with the problem of how its officials would be chosen.

Or, do we believe that we are still confronted with the problem of identifying the message?

In consequence, the biodiesel industry is confronted with the problem of excess production capacity.