Sentence examples for problems to face from inspiring English sources
"In the modern world, we have a lot of problems to face.
"It would be nice if I could just pick and choose what problems to face, when to face them.
Lomborg also advocates that the world's poor need "cheap" fossil fuels and thinks that the world has many more important problems to face than climate change.
When you begin your career, you have a whole bunch of problems to face and then when you solve those, you discover new ones.
The main problems to face are the appearance of spotted cracks or rutting, the increasing slipperiness and the deficient safety equipment.
A common element in emerging nanotechnologies is the increasing complexity of the problems to face when attempting the design phase, because issues related to technology, specific application and architecture must be evaluated simultaneously.
Laurent Koscielny hobbled off at the San Siro, but the French centre-half could recover from a knee problem to face Spurs.
Goalkeeper Michel Vorm could return from a knee problem to face Alan Pardew's side on Wednesday.
But now the world may have yet another climate problem to face.
You have no problem to face if your parents are cool.
