Sentence examples for problem faced with from inspiring English sources

Browser makers have another problem: Faced with a suspicious certificate authority, there is little they can do shy of rescinding it.

The problem faced with when reviewing conceptual models, is that the reviewer cannot assess and therefore understand the basis (concrete system usage) on which the conceptual models were built.

It turns out that their answer -- films, theater productions and musical performances following one another on the same stage each evening -- creates a second problem: Faced with a lineup of three, four, even five offerings a night for one ticket, how can a festivalgoer make sense of the choices?

Another problem faced with the bone cements is aseptic loosening at the implant site (Fig. 5).

Thus, this is not the same as the problem faced with a car (G. Hulot, personal communication 2014).

The contest judges, who were awarding fair ribbons and buttons as prizes, were apparently guided by the spirit of Langley's explanation to solve a problem: Faced with excessive evidence of prolific celestial puckering, they split the honors for the Most Freckles among four entrants.

It addresses and solves many problems faced with the traditional Fourier analysis and the currently well established and highly preferred wavelet transform.

Most of the times we women drink because of problems faced with husbands.

One approach using a combination of abdominoplasty and liposuction or lipoabdominoplasty has resolved many of the problems faced with earlier techniques, offering aesthetically pleasing results and excellent reliability.

The problem we faced with Bounden lies exactly in here.

I encountered a problem when faced with teaching my section of MCB 110L (a biochemistry laboratory).