Sentence examples for problem they confront from inspiring English sources

There is no dispute about the problem they confront.

System dynamics is also designed to be a practical tool that policy makers can use to help them solve the pressing problems they confront in their organizations.

This study aims to show how social studies teachers convey values to students, how competent they regard themselves in this subject and what kinds of problems they confront when teaching values education.

But with this trip, the President reaches the point of diminishing returns for that slogan and for his team's frequent assertions that all the problems they confront were caused by Bush.

Perhaps that's because the problems they confront -- like unemployment, economic growth, crime, racial strife, the survival of the Euro -- perhaps because those problems are so complex, the French -- like other nations -- find it much easier to obsess about other simpler issues.

They have gathered to find solutions to problems they confront while bringing up their orphaned grandchildren.

Write a review of the book, focusing on the factors in the boys' lives that led to the problems they confronted and sharing your opinion about the choices they made in the face of these problems.

"You can't deny the way he ran the properties while he was in charge led to the problems they confronted later on," said Roger Gros, publisher of Global Gaming Business magazine.

The main learning objectives were derived from the above-mentioned training needs assessment and from the educational needs as identified by the candidates based on the priority health problems they confronted within their respective countries (Table  2), taking also into account international recommendations [ 5].

Her adventurous and mischievous characters attempt to find reasonable solutions to the problems that they confront, such as an unsympathetic teacher or the discovery of a stray dog.

Why do they usually close after 3 years, and what problems did they confront?