Sentence examples for faced with particular from inspiring English sources
[Music: Je t'aime … je t'aime …] LE When countries are faced with particular health situations that's sometimes been a trigger to say, "Well actually, we've got to do something".
"The state is looking at drastically reduced tax revenues, with New York faced with particular challenges," said David Henahan, director of media relations for the State University of New York in Albany, and the chancellor's press officer.
Liberal civil society, if founded on the rule of law and universal human rights from birth, must be careful not to indulge too readily cultural relativism when faced with particular customs.
RAS that specialize in ornamental fish are faced with particular challenges in that a given species of fish may actually yield several different "products," distinguished, for example, by color, which can be sold at different sizes for different prices.
This group of school leavers is therefore faced with particular problems when seeking to commence education and training.
Your childhood has brought you face to face with particular hardships so it's no wonder that bearing witness to the ease with which others go about their seemingly privileged lives can be pretty enraging.
Variations in response patterns are probably related to differences in the strategy adopted by each subject when faced with a particular cognitive task.
Video games, by contrast, allow us to inhabit another's shoes and, moreover, to see whether we would make the same choices when faced with their particular set of problems and circumstances.
They used 13 minus 9 because, faced with that particular problem, students were equally likely to employ subtraction-subtraction (take away 3 to get 10, and then subtract the remaining 6 to get 4) as they were to use subtraction-addition (break 13 into 10 and 3, and then take 9 from 10 and add the remaining 1 and 3 to get 4).
Although some philosophers see free will as an illusion that helps people to interact with one another, others think it is genuine in other words, that an individual faced with a particular set of circumstances really could take any one of a range of actions.
Sometimes you need to bring in expertise when faced with a particular challenge.
