Sentence examples similar to confront a multitude of problems from inspiring English sources

Every day, leaders subject to the "fishbowl effect" must confront a multitude of thorny issues.

Gov. Gavin Newsom spoke to the L.A. Times about his first 100 days in office, saying voters expect him to immediately confront a multitude of pressing issues.

Conifer trees (order Coniferales; Gymnosperms) are extremely long-lived plants that must confront a multitude of biotic and abiotic stresses that vary with the season and over their lifetime.

We face a "multitude of problems from abroad".

Whilst they are on the streets, children face a multitude of problems.

We've had a multitude of problems".

"We have a multitude of problems," she said.

Henley said: "We feel that weakening encryption produces a multitude of problems.

The region faces a multitude of problems: declining or stagnant population growth, faltering economies, pension and debt woes, as well as a political concern — what Ms. Miner and others see as the inability of a series of governors to confront the situation.

In fact, Rooney's exceptional skills mask a multitude of problems in the English sport.

Notre Dame was beset by a multitude of problems that put its football team in a state of confusion.