Sentence examples for has to face when from inspiring English sources
Our results shed more light on the main challenges one has to face when tackling B&B algorithms while describing efficient techniques to address them.
"What was great was that we could replicate all the conditions a sculptor has to face when making a piece of art for a client", says Butcher.
The growing competition for water across economic sectors, and the natural variability of the hydrological system are two of the major issues that a society has to face when designing efficient water management policies.
Next to these uncertainties that a potential customer has to face when contemplating to buy an EV come the additional uncertainties related to future public policy measures and the general market development (especially with regard to oil and electricity prices).
Nina: This is the kind of intimidation this Surface Mining guy has to face when he goes up there.
Apart from the cuts to programs that removed opportunities in art, music, theater or dance from elementary to high school, the social attitudes she still has to face when asked questions such as: "What are you going to do with a degree in Art History?" and "Why not get a more useful major or minor?" deeply concern this young woman.
Generally speaking, matrix interference is one of the most important problems that researchers have to face when quantifying trace compounds in the complicated beer samples.
There has always been a marked difference between the conditions test cricketers have to face when playing around the world.
Her husband agreed, but he added, "That will be a decision we'll have to face when the time comes".
The purpose of this paper is to present some challenges that both teachers and students in the academic environment have to face when it comes to the study of business English.
To do so, the paper addresses two empirical questions: (i) how travel time impacts families' strategies for choosing and using social services, and (ii) how service characteristics become part of the constraints families have to face when using services.
