Sentence examples for met with problems from inspiring English sources
"China using unmanned aircraft would have met with problems," he said.
"Cultural norms are changing, and parents are met with problems today that they probably wouldn't have seen 20 years ago," Mr. Fierro said.
The engineers charged with this task met with problems arising from uncooperative convict labour, a shortage of supplies, two severe hurricanes (in 1721 and 1722), and the unpleasant physical conditions of mosquito-infested swamps as they set up the first crude dwellings covered with bark and reeds.
The French government's attempts to rapidly assimilate Alsace-Lorraine met with problems, however, especially in France's plans to substitute state-run schools for the region's traditional church schools and in its attempts to suppress German newspapers (German being the written language of 75 percent of the inhabitants).
The department's efforts to open an Arabic-English school, the Khalil Gibran International Academy, in the Boerum Hill section of Brooklyn this year met with problems from its inception; just weeks away from the opening, its founding principal resigned under pressure.
However, regenerative medicine approaches to cartilage regeneration have also met with problems [ 5], mainly because of the tendency of MSCs to naturally progress from forming stable, collagen type II expressing, cartilage to a more hypertophic phenotype characterised by expression of collagen type X.
The theory of mysticism, the second conception of being Royce considers, likewise meets with problems.
Mainly given the insufficient earthquake data available in potential seismic sources, this methodology meets with problems in practice.
numberFire met with some problems early on in this area (like so many before it), so to address this problem, the team has struck partnerships with SB Nation, BleacherReport, CineSport, and other sports media companies to reach a broader audience than it would be able to capture on its own.
Both efforts have met with major problems.
Attempts to replace large airways have met with serious problems.
