Now, with increasing evidence that echinacea does not work for colds, scientists are confronting a problem, Dr. Sampson said, in that "there is no 'demarcation of the absurd,' a point at which it is unwise to pursue an investigation further".
I think I've said it, but I've actually been buoyed in the last couple days, because I've seen the Yale that I believe is normal — a really smart school confronting a problem and trying in a creative way to solve it together.
But Idaho has changed, and lawmakers and public health experts here are confronting a problem that they say has developed in one of its newer panoramas: suburban strip malls dotted with salons like Beach Club, Jamaca Me Tan, Planet Beach and Tan du Soleil.
I confronted a problem, and I reacted in a big way.
Thus, when confronted with a problem in their field, they are likely to encounter a familiar pattern, and can solve task-related problems effectively by using heuristics processing.
Washington D.C. Colleges across the nation are struggling to confront a growing problem in higher education: student debt.
They became friends, and Rubio took every chance to praise Bush: "He's practically Cuban, just taller," he told reporters, and later said that, whenever he confronted a difficult problem in the Senate, he asked, "W.W.J.D.?" — What would Jeb do?
I expect that as the complaints roll in, Tim Cook will not dismiss this as Steve Jobs did with "antennaegate". Apple is now on a path to more openness and this is perhaps an opportunity to confront a vexing problem in a new way.
The measurement of mortality as an outcome parameter confronts us with a problem in providing follow-up to the results.
Hell on Wheels Cullen (Anson Mount) tries to reconnect with Elam (Common) while Durant (Colm Meaney) confronts an old problem in this new episode.
