Sentence examples for core problems faced from inspiring English sources

First, it has almost nothing to do with the core problems faced by G.M., Chrysler, and Ford.

This is in accordance with other studies referring to fragmentation of care time and increasing time pressure as the core problems facing HCWs [ 14].

But at least he has identified the core problem facing the Continent's financial sector.

Later in the book the authors suggest that the core problem facing the country is widening inequality.

But Mr Se Teo stresses that the core problem facing ex-offenders is a lack of self-esteem.

Constant comparative analysis produced the core problem facing all those involved: disruption from normal routine meaning that the experience of hospitalisation was disrupted by the presence and behaviour of the person with dementia.

Mark Zuckerberg came out on stage to identify the core health problems facing the world, and how the new program will address them.

He was straightforward, practical and focused on the core problems we faced.

Defining the core units of bioinformation and their mutual relationships is similar to problems faced in natural-language communication in multicultural environments.

One of the difficult problems facing core-based system-on-chip (SoC) designs is test access.

"The priest studies point to some of the core problems that are facing the Catholic Church today, such as what are the possibilities of new recruitment policies bringing in the numbers you need if you stay within the traditional male-only structure?" Dr. D'Antonio said.