come up against

When companies trying to find new drugs come up against the nonreproducibility problem, the repercussions can be significant.

The question that she continued to come up against, however, concerned internal radiation.

The players on show are all illustrious names and talented footballers, so to be able to come up against them is a fantastic opportunity.

By this time the German tanks had come up against the excellent Soviet T-34, and armour and armament were being increased.

The issue of Python is another one of those make-or-break questions you'll come up against in deciding on your cloud computing platform.

You might come up against a bit of opposition.

You may come up against a bit of opposition.

Ferrara will come up against a familiar face in the form of Laurent Blanc, the Bordeaux boss who was a former colleague at Napoli.

Come up against her to biting a cake, she says hastily: "Dear, I am eating the breakfast tomorrow, should you eat together? "

But even if there had been no banking crisis they would sooner or later have come up against prudential limits to their debt ratios.

Torres and his new boss can take their minds off the Premier League fight today . . . but come up against Manchester United in the FA Cup.

If you try to find out more about this committee, its members, its powers and remit, you would come up against a dead end.

The fund's attempts to flesh out what countries threatened by a surge of capital should do come up against a more fundamental problem, too.

Any girl who come up against such kind of thing, would sure to be collapsed, complaining that why is me surrouded by such unluckiness ?

Laws are like spider's weB: if me poor weak creature come up against them, it is caught; But a Bigger one can Break through and get away.

This means that if anyone tried to speculate against Asian currencies, they would come up against some well-armed central banks.

When undertaking pressure test and function check, may come up against below a few difficulty.

The former Padova youngster has come up against some tough opponents down the years, but he misses one in particular.

Under a totally unfamiliar environment, freshmen will inevitably come up against some problems that they have not faced before.

Ben's case is not unique but one of several I have come up against during the past few years.

Where to the skin is caught or come up against to be met protuberant , be dermatosis?

You never know what you're going to come up against in a city like this, do you?

But, over the past decade, the factory has come up against an economic threat far more potent and menacing: the industrial might of China.

You come up against good players at reserve level, but when you go out on loan you're playing proper men's football.

We are sorry to be late with the goods, but we come up against some unexpected delays.

We have COME up against great pressure to improve our quality.

Yea, the fir trees rejoice at thee, and the cedars of Lebanon, saying, Since thou art laid down, no feller is come up against us.

He's been strong, athletic and has made life difficult for every single forward who has come up against him.

When we come up against injustice and difficulties, we tend to think, "God has forsaken me. "

come up against means: To encounter , especially a difficulty or major problem.

Teacher: Come up against fire alarm, your sound can be sent on use.

Before then you must consider some of the problems you'll come up against while data modelling.

Whatever difficulties and risks we may come up against, we must unswervingly abide by the Party's basic theory, line and program.

The appeal of the Champions League is when the giants of Spain or Italy or England come up against each other.

In answering this we immediately come up against a problem.

And the men of Judah said, Why are ye come up against us?

The army come up against fierce opposition in every town.

We haven't worked out all of the bugs yet and we might come up against some resistance from the community.

Most people come up against a wall, they give up. Not you.

Whatever we come up against we will keep it up.

We expect to come up against a lot of opposition to the scheme.

We expect to come up against a lot of opposition to the plan.

I'd go to Central Park and see the rolling topography of Central Park come up against the abrupt and sheer topography of midtown Manhattan.

e. g. Not for the first time she will come up against her husband's opinions.

I wouldn't want to come up against you in any court anywhere.

Eventually we'll come up against a goalkeeper who is not saving everything that hits him.

When we come up against difficulties, we should cross a river in the same boat.

16And thou shalt come up against my people of Israel, as a cloud to cover the land;

O God, men of pride have come up against me, and the army of violent men would take my life;

come up against be faced with or opposed by (something such as an enemy or problem)