Sentence examples for thereby face from inspiring English sources

Many immigrants are dependent on social transfers and are not integrated into the labour market, and thereby face problems in fulfilling the requirement for self-sufficiency.

Companies thereby face the challenge of coordinating individual aspects of software development, in particular between requirements engineering (RE) and software testing (ST).

The extraordinary legacies of Alexander Hamilton and John Marshall are in jeopardy, and we as a nation thereby face a far more uncertain future.

We impose this restriction in order to exclude 'cross-border' patients who are referred abroad by their home health systems and thereby face a different profile of health and financial risks than do medical tourists acting on their own [ 6– 8].

Though uneven, "Hospitalité," a slow-to-boil comedy from Koji Fukada about a Japanese family gradually overrun with strangers (and thereby facing issues of isolationism and immigration), is worth a look.

It thereby faced difficult choices and constraints.

Most often, knowledge of traditional medicine is only inherited orally, thereby facing the danger of being lost in favor of Western medicine (WM).

Any theory that commits one to the falsity of some tautologies flaunts the fundamental principles of logic and thereby faces a steep burden of proof.

The conundrum of opening up science and education was thereby faced through the exploration of professional learning as process through which the scholar undergoes in her effort to be more open, more digital or more networked (Goodfellow, 2014).

While in the C/U-plane decoupled architecture, C-plane and U-plane of the same user are transmitted at different frequencies thereby facing different Doppler shifts and Doppler spreads.

This is because market prices are not publicly available and agents with a large market share gain a significant informational advantage in a discriminatory auction, thereby facing less competitive pressure.