Sentence examples for this problem has faced from inspiring English sources

This problem has faced the editor of all 62 editions.

This problem has faced many charged with the task of making sequels to unexpected, runaway - and deserved - successes.

Stability problems have faced aircraft designers since the Wright brothers first took to the air, but as so often happens, nature has it sussed.

This problem has been faced either by trying to detect people in the scene and then counting them or by establishing a mapping between some scene feature and the number of people (avoiding the complex detection problem).

This problem has been faced in a large number of cases including the analysis of electronic and optoelectronic devices [1 6], the investigation of fluid properties and the simulation of ion transport through membrane pores [7 12].

"This is the most serious financial problem Suffolk County has faced in a generation," Mr. Gaffney said.

What are some of the problems this lake has faced in recent years, according to the article?

You said this is a pattern, so maybe this problem has arisen in face-to-face relationships too.

The problem that this technology has faced is the separation of the tissue-engineering process into discrete phases.

Monte Carlo approaches, and specifically PF approaches, to this problem have to face the exponential dependency between the number of particles required by the filter and the dimension of X, turning out to be computationally infeasible.

Commissioner Bud Selig appointed Alderson in February to tackle the problems Major League Baseball has faced in the Dominican Republic.