Sentence examples for difficulties that confront from inspiring English sources
Which means you have to be realistic about the difficulties that confront us.
At every point, Langewiesche stresses the difficulties that confront the determined nuclear terrorist.
The economic difficulties that confront these two young Afro-Cuban men have to be weighed against their feeling of security.
Oddly, it may be the very difficulties that confront photojournalists in the United States and Europe that contribute most to the creation of a photography market in Nigeria.
Yet I cannot help feeling that even the grim picture painted in the report fails to capture fully the daunting difficulties that confront the environment today.
Despite being only eight weeks at most from a general election, the Tories have produced a plan that is workable, attractive and takes account of the undoubted difficulties that confront the project.The response of the Labour Party, clearly caught off-guard, has been feeble.
Philippe Camus, one of the two co-chief executives of EADS along with Rainer Hertrich of Germany, responded stoically to the difficulties that confronted today's public offering.
As a group leader, I had the job of supervising trips to new neighborhoods and, as on the afternoon Mrs. Tooley joined us, encouraging the old people to talk about the difficulties that confronted them.
Mr. Bowsher said there were ominous parallels to the problems facing the commission and the difficulties that confronted regulators during the onset of the savings and loan collapses of more than a decade ago, when he led the General Accounting Office.
