They are confronting a problem of the new era of Alzheimer's research: The ability to detect the disease has leapt far ahead of treatments.
Now, with increasing evidence that echinacea does not work for colds, scientists are confronting a problem, Dr. Sampson said, in that "there is no 'demarcation of the absurd,' a point at which it is unwise to pursue an investigation further".
But Idaho has changed, and lawmakers and public health experts here are confronting a problem that they say has developed in one of its newer panoramas: suburban strip malls dotted with salons like Beach Club, Jamaca Me Tan, Planet Beach and Tan du Soleil.
Local Democratic parties are confronting a problem in the Trump era that is as confounding as it is unexpected: space.
Nobody disputes that China is confronting a serious terrorism problem.
Al Qaeda, meanwhile, was confronting a new problem, which one of its prime thinkers, Abu Bakr Naji, had already anticipated, in an Internet document titled "The Management of Savagery".
But they are confronting a vexing problem: The disturbance spread so quickly that day largely because hundreds of components acted exactly as they had been programmed to do.
In essence, we would argue that these service providers are confronting a core problem with aspirational public health discourse.
We realized that we were not just thinking about a 'workforce problem'; rather we were confronting a 'dynamic system' problem [ 7, 8] in which there are feedback and delays between decision-making and implementation.
We are confronting a massive social problem.
