Sentence examples for face a related from inspiring English sources

Women face a related challenge: Those viewed as tough and strong are also typically perceived as cold and unfeminine.

Jane McGonigal's Reality is Broken makes it clear that humanity is starting to face a related question.

As you suggest, schools face a related problem: they do not want teachers to have a financial interest in ill-educating their students, who would then need pricey tutoring, conveniently available from those very teachers.

Paul faces a related problem.

Activision also faces a related lawsuit from 40 other developers who had worked for Activision under West and Zampella.

The ESTEEM trial also found that on the index day of contact, nurse triage led to a 28% reduction in patient-GP contacts, a 31% reduction in GP face-to-face contacts, and a related reduction of 1.4 minutes in overall GP contact time [ 6].

Both men also face expanded charges in a related civil case brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission, contending that they engaged in similar frauds involving 11 other companies.

The Uefa spokeswoman said the BFU is "facing a charge relating to discriminatory chanting" and added: "They also face a charge relating to the fireworks".

Calculation of the iron content using the spectrophotometric method faces a problem related with the coexistence of diferric and monoferric lactoferrin forms.

The study may be facing a problem related to the choice of psychosocial exposures, despite the fact that our survey data are based on well established concepts and validated tools [ 1].

A lawyer who represents other dissidents being held by the government, Mohanad al-Hassani, said he expected Mr. Seif to face charges related to a meeting of opposition figures at Mr. Seif's house in December.