Sentence examples for would be encountering from inspiring English sources
If drop-out were to be higher during the apprenticeship then the firm would incur greater net costs and presumably it would be encountering a higher risk on the investment.
When I switched from the crime beat to covering religion -- during the height of the televangelism scandals in the 1980s - I joked to my newspaper colleagues that the only difference was that I would be encountering "a better class of felon," or at least less violent ones.
It should be remembered that cytokine responses induced by polyclonal stimuli may overestimate T-cell contribution because under physiological conditions few of these tissue-trafficking T cells would be encountering their relevant antigen, so would unlikely be triggered to produce cytokine.
Even at H.I.V. concentrations thousands of times greater than would be encountered outside a test tube, nothing happened.
These problems, though great, are far fewer than those that would be encountered in developing inland mineral resources of any kind.
Finishing the first half of the year the way we did, knowing full well the difficulty that would be encountered in the second half of the year.
Testing may involve total immersion, as would be encountered in seawater, or exposure to salt fog, as is encountered in chemical-industry processing operations or near the oceans where seawater may occur in fogs.
'Let me have 800 words.' I knew Sylvian, who was then 33, preferred to be interviewed in smart west London hotels, where he would be encountered smoking strong French cigarettes and drinking chilled water.
Equally, this shows that the top of abnormal pressure would be encountered at deeper depth, while drilling in this direction.
It was then theorized that at high currents and contamination levels a maximum current density of protons through the PEM would be encountered.
The next step in this work will be to explore whether such methods can be applied to mixed mineral assemblages as would be encountered in the field.
