Sentence examples for problems met with from inspiring English sources

MONTREAL LIFTS PHILLIPS'S SUSPENSION: Running back Lawrence Phillips, no stranger to off-field problems, met with Montreal Alouettes officials for nearly two hours yesterday, and the team lifted his suspension.

This study is dedicated to the problems met with metal-metal bearing prostheses.

The authors declare that they have no conflicting interests, and there are no ethics problems met with this study.

Bio-fouling is the principal problem met with membrane filtration in biological suspensions treatment, in particular in the case of membranes made of sintered clay which have a low resistance to chemical washing; we are interesting, in this work, to the bioadhesion which is the cause.

If it happens, I'm fine with that, I have no problem meeting with these young lions.

Twenty-one studies covering a spectrum of presenting problems met inclusion criteria, with a total of 707 participants.

The attempts to apply information theory to a diversity of psychological problems met in the end with limited success.

Transcripts were read and nurses' views regarding experience with SDD and problems met during oral care were identified and coded (by IJ and AS).

Suggestions that there might also be problems are met with accusations of party-pooping, and the assurance that the bounties of the market will benefit all.

According to Binns, people with mental health problems are met with stigma and discrimination right across the employment process, from job application to promotion, and are affected at different levels within organisations.

Those state capitals, where immediate and long-term problems are met with serious solutions and the default position isn't delay or do nothing, now have become the center of our democracy.