Sentence examples for encountering serious problems from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama has said he wants to close Guantánamo Bay detention camp by the end of the year, but is encountering serious problems in deciding what to do with the remaining 240 inmates.

Body piercing is an invasive procedure with some risks, including allergic reaction, infection, excessive scarring and unanticipated physical injuries, but such precautions as sanitary piercing procedures and careful aftercare are emphasized to minimize the likelihood of encountering serious problems.

Rivera encountered serious problems for a third consecutive outing.

One might have thought that after the fall of Communism Russia would encounter serious problems.

The bad news is that of those 68 players, some have encountered serious problems.

Castroneves, Wheldon and Patrick were among the few drivers who did not encounter serious problems.

He naturally encountered serious problems with the police and was subsequently forced to choose exile.

In the 1930s quantum electrodynamics encountered serious problems; in particular, infinite results appeared in various mathematical calculations.

British, French, American, and other engineers of the late 18th and early 19th centuries encountered serious problems of stability and strength against wind forces and heavy loads; failures resulted from storms, heavy snows, and droves of cattle.

Scotland's courts held these arrangements to be incompatible with the requirements set out in the ECHR for ensuring fair trials.Canada, New Zealand and the many European countries that have entrenched human-rights legislation have not encountered serious problems.

"We'd been so fortunate," said Diane Ferris, director of international programs at Eckerd, which sends a bigger portion of its students abroad than any other college in the nation and has rarely encountered serious problems.