Sentence examples for that we were encountered from inspiring English sources

So the actual relevance of exposure and worsening of psychological symptoms should be outlined cautiously, especially without having any familial psychological history that we were encountered as a limitation in this study.

He announced our speed and altitude, said amiably that we were encountering fifty-mile-an-hour head winds, and hoped we were having a pleasant flight.

We suspect that we were encountering this error more that typically because our large amount of time spent in the matrix display interrupt caused the receive fifo buffer to not get read as often as it would typically.

However, in the course of collecting and analyzing our data we realized that we were encountering a limitation in our conceptual model.

Our opinion polls suggest that we're encountering the divine all over the place.

How do we know that we're encountering real happiness and not someone who is attempting to seem happier than he or she actually is?

"It's in response to the capital markets environment that we're encountering," said Bruce Ferris, senior vice president of sales and distribution for Prudential Annuities.

These explanations, instructions and announcements that we are encountering profundity would be just about tolerable if it weren't for my growing suspicion that there are actually very few depths to plumb.

Mr. Madsen himself appears in the darkness, illuminated by a burning match just long enough to drop rhetorical bombs, like the idea that we are encountering the last remnant of the fires that once warmed our civilization.

"The resistance, the non-responsiveness and the delays that we're encountering now at EPA are beyond anything we've seen at EPA before and they're beyond what we're seeing at other agencies," Sierra Club lawyer Matthew Miller told Reuters.

And because of that we're encountering some of the interesting things you see in AI research, which will create surprise for the player - and that's cool because you're not going to have the same experience twice while going through a mission.