Sentence examples similar to are up against this problem from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, we are up against the problem of consciousness.

Australia are up against this.

The business students are up against a problem their engineering colleagues are not, however: most of the high-paying jobs are with small environmental start-ups that will pay top dollar for technological help but see little need to bring in sophisticated business expertise.

Healthcare professionals working in these environments are up against familiar problems; limited resources, time constraints and organisational challenges on a far greater scale.

Clinton speeds past the Obama Presidency, turning her attention to the many families today who "worry about how to keep the lights on and the rent paid," who are "up against pressures and problems too big for them to solve on their own," as she told a union audience in Detroit on May 23rd.

When managers talk together in a setting like this, they are able to make realistic assessments of the problems they are up against and their own responsibilities and limitations.

Our media goes on with daily reportage but the breaking news is not breaking any new ground in helping us understand the depth of the problems we are up against.

James Glaser, chairman of the political science department at Tufts University, noted that Ms. O'Brien, who has more than a decade of experience, comes from a political family, and was an athlete at Yale. "I don't think that she's tagged with some of the problems that women candidates are up against," Professor Glaser said.

"This is what we are up against.

"He is up against a double problem.

But he says that Mr. Thompson is up against a basic problem facing all high-end Thai restaurants in Bangkok -- the Thai elite are reluctant to open their wallets for Thai food because they get can it cheaply on the street or have their maids cook it for them.