Sentence examples for faced varieties from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, the sixties come off as a glorious moment of innovative French filmmaking, but the New Wave directors all faced varieties of deep trouble, many of which come to the fore in "Contempt," where Godard poses a terrifying question: What the hell is an intellectual doing in the movie business and why in the world does he think he can survive it?

Robots are required to operate at different environmental conditions facing varieties of end-effector to workspace interactions.

Big data is also servicing user with its unique features and at the same time it's facing variety of challenges.

But Danone has faced a variety of problems there this year.

The primary finding was that social workers faced a variety of health-related difficulties.

The plant, which uses methane gas from a nearby landfill, has faced a variety of problems.

But Ms. Daykin has faced a variety of challenges, many involving what she called "this beautiful old building that requires constant attention".

After all, the rapper has faced a variety of legal issues in the past decade, including convictions for tax evasion and gun possession.

If it did not, and if Enron's own credit rating fell, Enron faced a variety of consequences, all of them damaging to its reported profits.

Hence, they faced a variety of deprivations and vulnerabilities.

So many clichés of the cut-off-nose-to-spite-face variety come to mind.