Sentence examples similar to running into this question from inspiring English sources

Within a day of arrival in the Black Hills of South Dakota, you'll run into this question, probably somewhere along U.S. 16 as you roll between two of the largest sculpted mountains on the face of the Earth.

In my work facilitating Sacred Conversations on Race in a denomination that is about 87% white, I've repeatedly run into this question: Do we need continue to talk about race if, in spite of our efforts, our congregation remains all white?

And Ryan, who doesn't have any kids in his life, we would do things with him like I'd have him take Faith out fishing, and then all of a sudden he's running into these questions that aren't scripted, but questions that you get as a parent.

In the meantime, you may run into the question "Have you ever been convicted of a felony?" and here's what I advise you to do.

The discourse on what is the profitability of high-frequency trading strategies always runs into the question of availability of performance data on returns realized at different frequencies.

Soon enough, the film runs into the question that prompted its making by Sartain — whose own son is being tested for autism: Who will care for Dona when Mimi no longer can?

Here we run into the question whether sequences that differ by few amino-acids represent different strains of the same species or different species.

You will run into the question on hyphenation often.

"We were always running into the fairness question," said an official in Baghdad.

WASHINGTON -- As conservatives push to use an upcoming spending bill to block Syrian refugees from coming into the country, the far right is running into a difficult question: How do you extract omnibus concessions from GOP leaders when you're going to vote against the bill anyway?

And that's where I started running into questions.