Sentence examples for face a multitude from inspiring English sources

We face a "multitude of problems from abroad".

There is no doubt shares face a multitude of problems, with signs that the world's economy is under-performing.

"Sadly, our woodlands face a multitude of threats from habitat loss to climate change and various tree diseases.

This means she is likely to face a multitude of challengers in 2004 when she must stand on her own for re-election.

One reader, Raymond Obare, who works on a project providing contraception to young people in Nairobi, said women face a multitude of barriers.

Bosnia and Herzegovina continued in 2008 to face a multitude of economic, political, and social problems that were exacerbated by the persistent lack of cooperation between the republic's Bosniaks (Muslims), Serbs, and Croats.

Najib went on: "Every leader faced a multitude of challenges.

Now he is facing a multitude of investigations by Congress, the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Nadal faced a multitude of set points and breaks against both Andrey Golubev and David Nalbandian, but managed to scrape through each time.

Mr. Osborne said the British economy was facing "a multitude of problems" at home and abroad, making the recovery more difficult.

The author himself plays, with quiet charisma, an ex-boxer called Deli who runs a dingy West Indian takeaway in Hackney and faces a multitude of problems.