Sentence examples for faces technical problems from inspiring English sources
Iran Is Said to Start Small-Scale Nuclear Fuel Work Inspectors are expected to report next week that Iran has started making enriched uranium on a very small scale, indicating that it still faces technical problems.
The commission said the 400 locations that faced technical problems would vote the next day.
When village doctors used the call centre services they experienced some barriers which were related to charging consultation fees, facing technical problems, and trusting the unfamiliar doctors in the call centre.
Application of these findings to the development of practical chronochemotherapy regimens faces some technical problems that must be overcome to be of clinical value.
Because of the large size of the gene and the distribution of reported mutations, scientists face considerable technical problems in developing widely available screening tests; clinicians will face even greater ethical problems in applying them.
It closed two of them in 1997 but has faced numerous technical problems.
Kennedy himself told the Brookings Institution in May 1963 that "most of the problems... that we now face are technical problems, are administrative problems".
But in 1999, facing major technical problems and cost overruns, the department issued internal rules allowing itself to redefine some unspecified percentage of the material as "incidental".
The F-35 programme, meanwhile, has faced serious technical problems and the cost of the aircraft has spiralled to an estimated £70m each.
