Examples of 'face a problem' in a sentence
Meaning of "face a problem"
To encounter or experience a difficulty or challenge that needs to be addressed or solved
How to use "face a problem" in a sentence
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For we face a problem at this second reading.
But his supporters face a problem.
We face a problem with child registration.
The customs authorities face a problem of mass traffic.
We face a problem of your and my relations.
Existentialist views of freedom face a problem.
We have yet to face a problem to which we have no solution.
Help your clients before they face a problem.
Both face a problem of controlling costs.
She said we were going to face a problem.
So you face a problem in your life.
It takes more courage and strength to face a problem than to do nothing.
Today we face a problem of unprecedented scale.
You can contact our team whenever you face a problem.
Here we face a problem that is not an intellectual problem.
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A lot of anxiety is cased by believing you can not face a problem or a challenge.
We face a problem of representation.
She said we were going to face a problem only a savior can handle.
Always encourage your children to talk to you if they face a problem online.
And they both face a problem that is outside of their control.
Remember to listen to yourself talking next time you face a problem in your life.
Any man can face a problem of age erectile dysfunction sooner or later.
New companies are often reluctant to seek legal advice until they face a problem.
Individuals that face a problem will choose a confidant with whom they are comfortable.
A loyalty program might come in handy when users face a problem and complain about it.
Many times you can face a problem that someone else has already faced and solved.
You as well as I will face a problem.
SMEs face a problem in finding customers.
In addition, most traditional schools face a problem of scale.
Here, we face a problem of stability of the scheme.
In other words, the learner must face a problem.
Recent graduates and professionals usually face a problem of choosing between these two recognized professional certifications.
So don't get upset when you face a problem.
Did you ever face a problem because of us?
And as soon as you start trying to do it, you face a problem.
And how do you face a problem like this?
You face a problem whatsoever looking for a plumber paris?
You never, ever have to face a problem alone.
We do not face a problem of semantics or of a given name, structure and procedures.
Right now, we are beginning to face a problem within our culture.
Although this fundamental idea is quite sound, you can still face a problem.
Unfortunately, we often face a problem of small square footage of our house or apartment.
Without transparency, practices do not improve and youth face a problem of equal opportunities.
However, they face a problem always but they get out of them easily.
The representatives will reach you at the earliest, whenever you face a problem.
One night, she will have to face a problem that is bigger than her.
Should someone activate the code, we can intercept the signal, but will ten face a problem.
Astronomers still face a problem when they try to understand how supermassives got so big--.
When the first frost comes, car owners face a problem to start the engine.
Should someone activate the code, we can intercept the signal, but will then face a problem.
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Was not ready to face my fickle public yet
To face you and to tell you that
All you had to face was how to be free
Examples of using Problem
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The problem is this is meant to be a family trip
I heard you got a problem with ghosts
Not a problem because we have her here
