Sentence examples for has to face while from inspiring English sources
In this paper, authors have discussed the relevance of measurements in clinical practices and the challenges that one has to face while approaching the segmentation of carotid artery on ultrasound images.
Close to the end of our chat, I asked Whoopi to share a story of a big challenge she and her team had had to face while building or growing Whoopi & Maya, and to explain how they had overcome it.
They'll also be able to reserve rental cars to be dropped off at the FBO or have a car reserved to pick them up, all of which is designed to reduce the amount of time and hassle passengers have to face while traveling.
What's the most unexpected obstacle you've had to face while starting your own label?
Mr. Anzalone argued that Mr. Griffith's calculation was likely to end up hurting him, since he now has to face a Republican primary, while Mr. Bright's conservative record could potentially expand his base.
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.
Yet, the most difficult challenge that the gastrointestinal immune system has to face is to respond to pathogens while remaining relatively unresponsive to food antigens and the commensal microflora.
Because the fact that the Phillies' hitters have to face Carpenter while the Redbirds must try to solve Halladay means that no one can be too confident.
Together they have to face this obstacle while their adventure develops.
"Because crises tend to hit within any two-week or three-week window, if the president leaves, he's almost guaranteed that he's going to have to face some issue while away".
I also opined that it was pretty unfair to the opposing teams, particularly the pitchers, who had to face this player while he is appealing his suspension, since it is known that he has used PEDs, and they would have to suffer the consequences of whatever success he had at the plate, in terms of their statistics.
