Sentence examples for face a tough problem from inspiring English sources
The bulb makers face a tough problem.
However, the industry is facing a tough problem: how to obtain a more objective and credible measurement result.
The bullet train project, which plans to someday connect Los Angeles to San Francisco with 220-mph trains, has always faced a tough problem with getting a rail line into Los Angeles.
The bullet train project, which plans to someday connect Los Angeles to San Francisco with 220-mph trains, has always faced a tough problem with getting a rail line into Los Angeles.
Albert Einstein said he got his best ideas while sailing, and when Steve Jobs was faced with a tough problem, he'd head out for a walk.
At JPL she worked on a tough problem facing users of massive data sets: limited software to make sense of it all.
My central guidance is this: When you face a really tough problem, work through it as a manager and resolve it as a human being.
Mr. Lampert faces a tough job.
In 1983, MIT faced a tough new problem: How to create a campus-wide distributed computing environment to serve the Institute's educational mission.
