Sentence examples for faced in the process from inspiring English sources

The serial entrepreneurs in our sample highlight some of the considerations faced in the process of leading their ventures.

In anticipation of tonight's episode, we spoke with the first lady over email to discuss why she decided to focus her efforts on this specific issue and some of the greatest challenges she's faced in the process. .

Prepare monthly and quarterly reports on status of progress and barriers/bottlenecks being faced in the process and recommendations to address these.

We communicated regularly as a team, by email and teleconference; this helped to clarify procedures and enabled us to document various challenges faced in the process of meta-ethnography.

The necessity for complete removal of traces of catalyst from the product after catalyst deactivation, to avoid the deterioration of the product, is a further challenge faced in the processes catalysed by non-environmental friendly catalysts [9].

The increase in crack depth causes decrease in bending stiffness, whereas the non-linearity is related to opening and closing of the crack faces in the process of flexural vibrations (the so called crack "breathing").

This is a crucial step in order to understand the conditions that migrants face in the process of becoming an 'accepted part' of the receiving society (Penninx & Martiniello, 2004).

Therefore, the evaluation goals considered users' satisfaction regarding the possibility of tailoring the interface, observation of some difficulties that users could face in the process of tailoring and some insights about the design decisions made.

For this reason, questions of how primary schoolgirls in rural Kenya perceive and negotiate their periods in the school setting and barriers they face in the process of menstrual management were explored.

This study was mainly focused on assessing different socioeconomic and cultural related factors that make women vulnerable to cervical cancer and challenges women face in the process of diagnosis and treatment.

This report provides insight into what leads children, their families and justice-sector professionals to become involved in justice systems, and where children go to seek justice, the main obstacles they face in the process and whether justice procedures are child-sensitive.