Sentence examples for have faced a major problem from inspiring English sources

Gene therapy and molecular-genetic imaging have faced a major problem: the lack of an efficient systemic gene delivery vector.

The Osprey's supporters have faced a major problem getting their message out: neither the Marine Corps nor the manufacturers, Boeing and the Bell Helicopter unit of Textron, wanted to lobby too strenuously for the program, out of concerns of offending the dead marines' families, industry officials said.

Up until now developers of premium applications have faced a major problem: they had no way to offer a feature-restricted version of an application for free that users could pay to unlock if they liked what they saw — a model that's quite common on desktop software.

But he faced a major problem: He couldn't take all his tools.

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

By the time the large retailers have violated MAP, you could face a major problem.

American poetry criticism faces a major problem, one that has nothing to do with poetry, or readers, or anything remotely literary.

"We are facing a major problem that could get worse quickly," he said.

Now the city will face a major problem.

We will at some stage face a major problem in the south-east".

"But the schools that would lose money would face a major problem".