Sentence examples for and facing problems from inspiring English sources

"It's about being human and facing problems together.

"Making intelligent decisions and facing problems head on make a lot more sense to me".

With consumers paying off debt, saving more and facing problems like a weak housing and job market, it is unlikely there will be anything more than very modest improvements, at least until the second half of 2011, Mr. Semmens said.

With a population calculated to be aging at a rate 20 years ahead of the nation as a whole, the Sunshine State has become a harbinger for a nation growing old and facing problems with long-term care for the aged.

Given the large measure of unconscious elements in every-day decision making, accepted ways of interpreting reality and facing problems are the most important influence.

It has been forced to pay in advance for services, and faced problems such as refusals to refuel its planes.

The second approach requires a powerful central node with sufficient bandwidth, and faces problems of scalability and single point of failure.

However, research based on the experience show that the policy was limited in practice to "everyday diversity" and faced problems of accomplishment.

Einsatzgruppe A grew less mobile and faced problems because of its small size.

Never hesitate to bring up and face problems you once had - but do not argue about those problems.

But certain clubs, due to the situation with their owners and their sponsors, are facing problems.