Sentence examples for confront more difficulties from inspiring English sources

Instead, the law was designed to protect minority voters whenever they confront more difficulties than whites in trying to cast their ballots.

Women also confronted more difficulties than men in areas linked to substance abuse such as educational background, childhood family environment, adult social environment, mental health, and physical health.

In some rooms you confront more than one you.

Thus, the study of the existence and convergence for the SFVE solutions of Problem I is confronted with more difficulties, needs more technique, and has greater challenges than the existing methods as aforesaid.

Hillary Clinton is confronting more than a strategic deficit.

Birth brings more difficulties.

More growing pains, more difficulties with girls.

Like Goldman, JP Morgan reported more difficulties in trading.

This rush to judgment about what is at stake, compounded by a widespread willingness to discuss commentators' more accessible accounts of the text rather than confront its difficulties directly, has made it hard to recover the original from the accretion of more or less tendentious interpretation which has grown up around it.

We confront our difficulties together, and we solve them together".

However, these techniques confront some difficulties in dealing with moving boundaries.