Sentence examples for was faced with problems from inspiring English sources
George III's reign, on its personal side, was the tragedy of a well-intentioned man who was faced with problems too great for him to solve but from which his conscience prevented any attempt at escape.
Boris was faced with problems of famine (1601 03), boyar opposition, and the challenge of a Polish-supported pretender to the throne, the so-called False Dmitry, who claimed to be Dmitry, half brother of the late tsar and legitimate heir to the throne.
One can also imagine that in drawing the features of a woman, the other figure in "Still," Mr. Lovell was faced with problems when the weakened, timeworn paint flaked off as he drew, making it necessary periodically to redo certain areas.
In my past films, when people were faced with problems, they chose to endure, to bear the consequences.
PAGE A7 CH?Z MARRIAGE IS POLITICAL FODDER President Hugo Ch z of Venezuela is faced with problems like rising inflation, a diplomatic crisis with neighboring Colombia and defections of officials from his Socialist Party to the political opposition.
During the late 1900's, the Sahel region of Africa has been faced with problems resulting from... a. increasing desertification b. the lack of rainfall from the monsoons c. the effects of acid rain d.
Many over-optimistic (young) entrepreneurs are faced with problems to attract external finance from banks.
From experience gathered from practical application, the researchers can be faced with problems that still have not been thoroughly investigated academically.
Namely, routines aim to offer standard procedures and solutions to the firms when they are faced with problems to minimize resource wastages (time, money, etc).
On the other hand, in patients with CNS involvement, neurosarcoidosis (5 15%), a minority (1 5%) is faced with problems related to the optic nerve, chiasm, and/or visual tract known as neuro-ophthalmic sarcoidosis [16].
Many times we are faced with problems that just seem to have too many answers.
