Sentence examples for are facing many problems from inspiring English sources
Urban planning and urban forest and green space management in these cities are facing many problems characteristic for post-socialist countries.
The conventional machining techniques are facing many problems to cut intricate profiles on these materials due to its minimum thermal conductivity, minimum elastic property and maximum chemical affinity at magnified temperature.
But a few countries, such as Greece, Portugal, Italy, and Spain are facing many problems.
"We are facing many problems ourselves, and to me I think it could be an increased problem.
However, these CHCs are facing many problems in delivering their services, attributable to the different speeds of development among centers, lack of resources, and imbalance in the sizes of CHCs, so it is difficult for them to meet citizens' needs.
"The agency is facing many problems with its business model, but the law has contributed to their financial situation because of the recession and mail volume has declined faster than projected".
Egyptian presidential candidate Hamdeen Sabahi has told the BBC that the election contest is not a fair fight, and his campaign is facing many problems.
It is facing many problems of its own making having failed to deliver plans to renew Britain's rail network, with delayed works now affecting performance.
Lucknow metropolitan city is one of the most populated cities of India, which have been facing many problems such as chaotic urbanization, overpopulation, water scarcity, waterlogging, etc., among these water scarcity is one of the important problem.
The economy is facing many problems and, as a consequence, the populations of the affected countries as well.
Mexico is facing many problems: a lack of decent-paying jobs, corruption, violence, reduced access to safe water, pollution, traffic... and the list goes on.
