Sentence examples for confronts a set of from inspiring English sources
The mining industry in Turkey confronts a set of conflicting goals.
The prime minister confronts a set of unpalatable options, none of which come without cost.
First, a state court decision is "contrary to our clearly established precedent if the state court applies a rule that contradicts the governing law set forth in our cases" or "if the state court confronts a set of facts that are materially indistinguishable from a decision of this court and nevertheless arrives at a result different from our precedent".
There he confronted a set of problems related to the deployment of packet switching technology in military radio and satellite communications.
At the start, Mr. Zhou and his committee confronted a set of foundational questions: Should Pinyin employ the Roman alphabet, the Cyrillic or a purpose-built one?
Consequently, the state court did not "confront a set of facts that are materially indistinguishable from a decision of this court and nevertheless arrive at a result different from our precedent".
But as the presidential limousine passed through street after street of decrepit buildings, stopping at a community center so he could talk to young black men and police officers, Mr. Obama confronted a set of problems that have helped define his own complicated relationship with the police.
A clever tactician and astute man manager – how many other coaches have coaxed smiles out of Hatem Ben Arfa? – Pardew thoroughly deserved his manager of the year award but now the bar has been raised and he must confront a set of fresh challenges.
While a combination of optimized hepatocyte cultures (via sandwiched culture) and phenotypic screens (via automated image analysis) is a powerful advancement in the study of DILI, the technology has to confront a set of key questions that challenges all in vitro tests.
Confronted with a set of interesting fatalities to liven up her dreary new home, the not-quite-employed Jimm springs into action.
Although conventional process monitoring models are effective in many manufacturing processes, these models falter when confronted by a set of training data with poor quality or a small volume of training data.
