Sentence examples for to face that problem from inspiring English sources

Arsène Wenger has to face that problem.

The derby does not seem to face that problem.

Facebook is less likely to face that problem with WhatsApp, which, like Instagram and Paper, is central to its mission of connecting people with one another.

Microsoft and three other tech blue chips that his fund owns — Google, Apple and Qualcomm — are unlikely to face that problem.

He said, however, that he had not had to face that problem yet and added that, at his clinic, the vast majority of frozen embryos had been used by the couples who created them.

But Solovyova and Topekha are certain that Russian manufacturers will never have to face that problem.

"We have to face that there are problems related to conventional burial and cremation," says Susanne Wiigh-Masak, a biologist educated at Gothenburg University and a freelance environmental consultant in Lyrö.

Big established companies that dominate their industries often find it gets harder to innovate - so is Facebook now about to face that same problem?

Other dimensionality reduction techniques such as principal component analysis or linear discriminant analysis (LDA) have to face the problem that the feature information in highly dimensional vectors might not be separable linearly.

"Symphonies around the country are having to face the problem that older audiences are not being replaced by younger audiences at a high enough rate," Spisto said.

We especially have to face the problem that the results obtained from exploratory techniques applied to high-dimensional data sets might not be stable.