Sentence examples similar to once more facing a problem from inspiring English sources

Rather than facing a problem like this once in a generation, we may face it every few years.

That gives it more moral clout.Whatever form it takes, systemic policing would face a problem.

But he faced a problem.

Herbart now faces a problem.

Faced a problem.

Scientists face a problem.

The three-dimensionalist, however, faces a problem.

But now we face a problem.

He faced a problem.

Working with his new boyfriend, Dante, and two women, he is once more a serious problem.

"He called them 'Privileged princes... thirsting for power.' " She continued, quoting Roosevelt again: "The average man once more confronts the problem that faced the Minuteman"—namely, "political tyranny".