Sentence examples similar to facing to a problem from inspiring English sources

Caminiti's admission put a face to a problem within baseball that was widely suspected but never confirmed.

The piece gives a human face to a problem that can feel abstract and distant from everyday life.

While online anonymity can encourage people to talk, it also does little to rid these issues of the stigmas that have burdened them for decades: when you can't put a face to a problem, it seems altogether less serious.

They therefore had to face a problem: Could assent to an authoritative revelation be justified before the bar of reason?

While Dynegy needed to delay the vote, it also faced with a problem of how to legally do so.

But, if we have to face a problem we have never met before, we need to use our intuition.

DSS are a set of methods and techniques used to help someone facing a problem to make a decision [20].

Economic disaster is unlikely, but political disarray is not.Mr Cavalcanti gives a new face to an old problem.

Clark and Doodeheefver were happy about this, but now they were trying to face a problem that had come up with Barnes & Noble.

In my book it's better to face a problem than sweep it under the carpet, because otherwise you just leave it in the hands of unscrupulous people".

There are also issues with the misuse of antibiotics and we're going to face a problem where we have more and more drug resistance.