Sentence examples for has faced a problem from inspiring English sources

To go back to Apple, this was a great boost to its profits; since the cost of producing the hardware fell, while the company's design skills enabled it to continue to charge premium prices.Michael Howell of CrossBorder Capital suggests that the world economy has faced a problem of too many producers.In short, it is a capacity glut, not a savings glut.

Twitter has faced a problem with trolling and abuse for some time, which CEO Dick Costolo said was impacting its ability to grow.

Live TV has faced a problem that is at least superficially similar and networks' solution — delayed live broadcasting and someone with their finger on the "cut to commercial" button — works, after a fashion.

The lack of accurate information available about HIV/AIDS was one of the common problems participants said they had faced – a problem UNICEF and its partners hope to change during the five-year campaign.

Like many other former trade center tenants, Mr. Koulouroudis has faced a peculiar problem.

Still, the administration has faced a worsening problem in dealing with the prison's large Yemeni population, including 58 low-level detainees who would already have been repatriated had they been from a more stable country, officials say.

In recent months the agency has faced a pressing new problem – its worst funding crisis.

All post-Soviet states have had to invent their historical narratives anew in the last quarter century, but Hungary has faced a more vexing problem than most.

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

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

The French company has faced a string of problems recently as it sought to expand throughout the Continent.