Sentence examples similar to difficult prospect facing us from inspiring English sources

We have done much to be proud of but the more difficult challenges still face us.

"Our study shows that this sleep effect is greatest when the problems facing us are difficult".

Professor Robin MacPherson Edinburgh Gordon Brown succeeds in casting some light on the issues facing us as we evaluate the prospect of independence.

It's going to be difficult for anybody to face us," the Blackpool manager told BBC Radio Lancashire.

Now, those who are in shelters are facing the difficult prospect of rebuilding from the ashes.

"Screening... is optional and, for women who choose to have it, the provision of NIPT will mean fewer will face the difficult prospect of risky invasive testing.

After the Brown v. Board of Education decision in 1954, black and white PTA leaders faced the difficult prospect of integrating all national, state, and local units, which resulted in a protracted unification process that lasted until 1970.

The SIMPSON-MILLER administration now faces the difficult prospect of having to achieve fiscal discipline to maintain debt payments while simultaneously attacking a serious crime problem that is hampering economic growth.

Walker faced the difficult prospect of testifying against Kenny because his younger brother allegedly confessed to him while in a New York state prison.

Some find themselves in the same district as a colleague and many others face the difficult prospect of running in unfamiliar turf.

Bourvil, the sweet-tempered comedian, plays a reluctant black marketer faced with the difficult prospect of transporting a butchered hog (its carcass divided into four suitcases) to Montmartre from St. Germain.