Sentences with phrase «facing the problem of»

Again, solving today's problems is the best way to stand a chance to face the problems of 100 million years from now.

Heger also said a fourth competitor faces the problem of brand recognition.

Other countries are facing the problem of trying to meet energy demands while changing their fuel source.

What's more, SpaceX was facing the problem of funding their initial mission to Mars: While reports in 2016 estimated that the cost to launch one Red Dragon to the Red Planet would total around $ 320M, SpaceX had not announced actual mission costs or how the company intended to pay for this deep - space journey.

Christians likewise face the problem of being unable to say where their God came from.

There is no escape, they have to face the problem of a cosmic beginning Alexander Vilenkin «Many Worlds in One»

The apostolic age also faced the problem of believers who knew the language of religion, but whose faith was exposed as a lie by the unrighteousness of their conduct:

I have, therefore, no choice but to face the problems of liberal Protestantism, however serious and difficult they may be.

Such was the mood in which the repatriated exiles faced the problems of reconstruction.

Granting that this may be the best available solution for some alcoholics, one must still face the problem of the alcoholic's rebelliousness toward authority.

Naturally any view which ascribes ethical perfection and yet the «greatest possible power» to God must face the problem of evil.

These five convictions together fix the method to be followed when one faces problems of faith and practice and seeks to grow in the knowledge of God.

When the Methodist movement began to grow, John Wesley faced the problem of dealing with converts who returned to their old ways.

Jesus frequently faced the problem of being charged with flying in the face of Scripture.

Foster a spirit of fellowship in which all may share thoughts and experiences, and so ensure that no one will have to face the problems of homosexuality alone.

... I had been taught to preserve my orthodoxy by closing my mind to other options... I began to realize that, if I were to face the problems of the Nigerian situation squarely, I would have to become more open than I had been.

From the very beginning, India's leaders faced the problem of instituting a secular and democratic state before the conditions for it - anadequately large secular and egalitarianminded citizenry, and impartial legal institutions - had been met.

This band of escapers also faced the problem of hunger, and the second narrative centers in the cry, «What shall we eat?»

The group aims to foster a spirit of fellowship in which people can share their thoughts and experiences to ensure that nobody faces the problems of homosexuality alone.

In a sense, we could say that in facing the problem of the relationship between older and younger churches, the missionary movement was confronted with the question of the relationship between church and mission.

There is no escape, they have to face the problem of a cosmic beginning Alexander Vilenkin Many Worlds in One [New York: Hill and Wang, 2006], p. 176).

For, if there is no God, then one faces the problem of goodness, beauty, truth, all that is lovely in music and art, all that is admirable in character, and that problem of good seems to me far more important and more difficult to solve than the problem of evil.

As I just started posting comments for blog and facing problem of lots of rejections.

It goes deeper than focusing on achieving recyclability or using renewable resources, as we still face the problem of uncontrolled waste streams.

What's the point of talking about things 10 years ago when we have to face the problem of not having enough players to play Aston Villa this week!

With the departure of Vigouroux Swindon now face the problem of only having one senior keeper on the books, in the form of Ty Belford.

When Goncharenko reintroduced the 3 -5-2 formation, CSKA would still face the problem of aging central defenders — you would get more than 100 if you add Ignashevich and the Berezutskiy's ages.

Busy moms often face the problem of not having time for themselves and neglect their aspect.

A lot of parents nowadays have to face the problems of being consistent.

Many face the problem of overheating if the material is not good enough.

Now with the attempt to rectify this disastrous vagueness of communication — Cameron is forced to come up with something more specific and to face the problem of equality in the Big Society.

The football megastar said: «For our children and their children we should be facing the problems of the world together and not alone.»

For our children and their children we should be facing the problems of the world together and not alone.

I'd be shocked if the Obama army marched too far off the reservation, though, since I suspect he's more likely to face the problem of dealing with disappointment, the kind that sets in when his True Believers realize the kind of compromises that any politician has to make if he wants to get something done.

Over the years, as businesses in Utica left or closed, the city has faced a problem of what to do with the empty buildings.

Labour faces the problem of needing 2010 Liberal Democrat voters to win key marginals, but it quietly hopes that Liberal Democrat voters will stay put in the South West and South East against the Conservatives.

However, Japan also embarked on a process of quantitative easing between 2001 and 2006 similar to that of the UK, buying up government bonds when rock bottom interest rates failed to stimulate the economy, and the process was judged to be less than successful with Japan still facing problems of low growth and falling prices.

We are yet to be a «truly united kingdom» and still face problems of racism despite a decade of action, the mother of Stephen Lawrence said today.

The food industry is highly globalised, moreover, and while many farmers might be willing to change, they face the problem of being undercut by cheaper intensive producers overseas if they accept domestic or even EU - level regulation - with the effect that they go out of business, while the welfare problems persist elsewhere.

«Shipping companies face the problem of packing trucks or ships in a way that as many goods as possible can be placed inside.»

Fiber optic technologies are widely used in communication networks, but the use of light in microprocessors and logical elements faces the problem of diffraction limit, since the size of waveguides and other optical elements can not be significantly smaller than the light wavelength.

A team of scientists from the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz and the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology in Jena have now found that beewolves, unlike humans, do not face the problem of antibiotic resistant pathogens.

We do not face a problem with to much insulin; we face a problem of too much refined carbohydrates.

Homeopathic medicine Lycopodium is of great help for women who have suffered from gastric troubles all their life till date and now in addition are facing the problem of hair fall at menopause age.

In summers, women usually faces problem of tanning, but a skinny - strapped halter reduces those tan lies.

Many people are facing the problem of dating in Nigeria.

When meeting the Russian bride of your dreams, you can face the problem of language barrier.

Everyone wants to find his true love, but very often both men and women face the problem of lack of time or shyness.

Around 13 % people are facing the problem of Herpes and most of them are under the age 18 to 23.

Everyone wants to find his life partner, but very often both men and women face the problem of lack of time or shyness.