Sentence examples for encounter the same problems from inspiring English sources
Microsoft could very well encounter the same problems on Facebook.
Basically, we encounter the same problems of putting magic in a film.
Selig has said repeatedly that a different owner would encounter the same problems without a new park.
Lord Coe, chairman of the organising committee, has already insisted the London games will not encounter the same problems with the massive construction projects getting underway at Stratford.
"The favelas are still there, their residents still encounter the same problems of racism and class prejudice, and only a black person who isn't awake doesn't see what is going on around him".
Being lost is a chance to have a serious debate about whether women's sports, as they continue to grow, will encounter the same problems as men's sports, like academic fraud, greater use of performance-enhancing drugs and increased violence, said Mary Jo Kane, the director of the Tucker Center for Research on Girls and Women in Sport at the University of Minnesota.
Wal-Mart's online video-rental service failed to do just that, and analysts said the digital download system could encounter the same problem.
No small matters indeed, but a male pill would still encounter the same problem as the female version, in that it's "invisible" and requires trusting the other person implicitly.
Read the harrowing collection of letters from current and former grad students published in the Chronicle, and you encounter the same problem: the letters are written by the kinds of people who read the Chronicle, in response to an article about the horrors of grad school.
