Sentence examples similar to battle significant headwinds from inspiring English sources

"Retailers faced significant headwinds".

"While the euro-area economy is recovering, it is still facing significant headwinds," it said.

This is particularly true of the southern periphery eurozone countries, but France and the Netherlands also continue to face significant headwinds.

He added: "In totality we are still seeing significant headwinds from a consumer confidence perspective," he said.

Between foreign exchange rates and several struggling franchises," he said, "the company does face significant headwinds in '09 and possibly beyond".

The group's chief economist, Simon Rubinsohn, said: "The market does now appear to be settling down following the significant headwinds encountered through the spring and summer.

WASHINGTON — Microsoft's challenge to a $290 million award against it in a patent infringement suit faced significant headwinds on Monday during arguments at the Supreme Court.

Mr. Gulliver said the financial sector was facing "significant headwinds," mainly because of continuing uncertainty about the economy, financial regulation and political leadership - especially in Europe.

But there are significant headwinds ahead for LinkedIn in its post-IPO form.

As we reported at the time of the investment and acquisition, Pandora's business was facing significant headwinds.

But one cybersecurity analyst said the proposals "face significant headwinds" from both Congress and large US tech companies.