Sentence examples for facing this problematic from inspiring English sources
The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL) located in Switzerland is now facing this problematic, and its sustainable strategy "Energy Concept 2015-2045" aims to reduce the energy demand per person by 30%, and the CO2 emissions by 50% in 2035.
"They went to school, they graduated and then they faced this very problematic labor market".
Finding out who's available when and trying to get everyone to agree on a place to meet at a certain time is one of the most problematic issues facing this current generation.
They were facing a problematic shortage of paid canvassers to help turn out the vote.
You may recall that only days ago, the loose-tongued Shadow Culture Minister left Mrs C facing rather more problematic headlines after publicly suggesting she may have voted Labour in the past.
Do you have any advice for girls who might be facing problematic or rude people in their daily lives?
A report on the effect of shelling in Syria says the ravaged country will also be facing "problematic soil and water contaminant" in the long-term, after the bombing ends.
The questionnaire comprised items rating the pre- and post-intervention self-efficacy regarding PBL-related knowledge (I have understood the steps of PBL; I have understood the role of the tutor in PBL) and skills (I feel well prepared as a PBL tutor; I feel confident facing problematic situations as a tutor), as well as rating attitudes (I consider PBL to be a didactically valuable method).
God faces no problematic choice on this view, since space does not exist prior to the creation of the world, or of material objects: to create objects with spatial relations just is ipso facto to create space itself, for it is nothing over and above objects and their relations.
The village is non-electrified and faces a problematic scarcity of fresh water.
The single uniform attitude approach also faces a problematic tension between its intuitive motivation and its technical adequacy.
