Sentence examples for encountering the problem from inspiring English sources

It means that the economy can grow faster, and for longer, without encountering the problem of rising inflation.

Part of the reason for the interest in the drugs is that aging baby boomers are increasingly encountering the problem of erectile dysfunction, said David F. Saks, who is the chief investment officer for Gruntal & Company's MedScience Fund.

Bill Marbach, vice president of sales and lodging at Lodging.com, responds: We have made more than 250 reservations at this hotel without encountering the problem outlined by Mr. Gluck and Ms. Hill.

All data is anonymized in the system described in the patent, and users are given access to their own contribution, as well as to the ability to remove it should they, for example, stop encountering the problem and thus deem it resolved.

He pointed out that automakers had developed large-format lithium-ion batteries without encountering the problems Boeing has had.

Eventually, I encountered the problem of having too much factual information.

But at various stages we encounter the problem of an excessive price to pay.

It was the first time Nascar encountered the problem this season.

Asked whether NCA suspects were leaving the jurisdiction, Baldwin said they had not yet encountered the problem.

The company reassured drivers who encountered the problem that the "vehicle can be controlled with firm and steady application of the brakes".

Hoag said he encountered the problem of procurement while running his previous startups.