Sentence examples similar to any troubles faced from inspiring English sources

Describing over family dinners the troubles faced by his minority students, he drew his son toward a commitment to social justice.

The troubles faced by a deposit-taking scheme run by his Dawu Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Group highlight the difficulties many private businesses face raising funds from state-owned banks.

Tying the film together is the trail of troubles faced by the surviving partners of two long-term homosexual relationships.

After her remarks, the only two questions reporters asked Ms. Meng related not to her latest endorsement, but to the legal troubles faced by her father.

This is only the latest of troubles faced by Thompson since he became CEO of the Times in November.

From Huawei to Saudi: the SNC-Lavalin affair is just one of the many ongoing troubles faced by the Liberals.

He made his directorial debut in 1952 with Embun (Dewdrop), which showed the psychological troubles faced by soldiers upon returning to their village after the revolution.

Among the troubles facing the market is a pervasive sense that houses are a bad bet.

Manchester United manager David Moyes insists the club's supporters understand the troubles facing their side at present.

The changing dynamic speaks to the larger troubles facing Democrats in this swing state.

XAVIER CAMPOS, a Democratic city councilman in San Jose, Calif., on the financial troubles facing the city.