Sentence examples for encountering many problems from inspiring English sources
Scott's team began its trek to the pole in November 1911, encountering many problems with its choices of transport.
Practical applications of pattern or object recognition methods are numerous but still encountering many problems including the inherent difficulty in computerized feature extraction and classification.
Two high-profile experiments in the early 1990s that sealed crews of "biospherians" inside the pyramids encountered many problems, such as falling oxygen levels.
However, such possible applications involving proteins or genes transferred with virus vectors have encountered many problems, including high cost, immunological reactions, viral infection, etc.
Like the Instinct, the Glyde does the flicking scrolling deal that I'm not fond of on any phone, but it works and I didn't encounter many problems with it.
The identification of fetal DNA in the maternal bloodstream represents a promising new hope for the development of non-invasive, prenatal diagnostic techniques which still encounter many problems in their application (Lo et al. 1998).
Moreover, according to a study mentioned in (Waraich, 2004), learners who have learnt computer architecture and to be precise "Computer Systems Organization" chapter using the traditional way have encountered many problems.
Software engineering practitioners use different approaches and tools for planning and scheduling software development projects, whereas their counterparts in ontology engineering encounter many problems to create project plans and schedules.
