Sentence examples for face a range of obstacles from inspiring English sources

Cities can face a range of obstacles, said McDonald, in trying to regain control of once-public services: "Getting everyone on board can be very challenging.

D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical Services Lt. David C. Hoagland, who last year bought a house in North Michigan Park through a program that helps D.C. employees purchase their first homes, said city employees face a range of obstacles when looking to buy in the District.

But the Affordable Care Act faces a range of obstacles, political and otherwise, in the months ahead, and Mr. Obama is hoping that Ms. Burwell can smoothly steer the department and bring stability to its operations.

BERLIN — More than a year after pledging to drop nuclear power, Chancellor Angela Merkel has acknowledged that her ambition for a Germany that runs on renewable energy is falling behind schedule and faces a range of obstacles, not least the revamping of the energy grid at a cost of billions of euros.

Attempts to roll out M-Pesa in countries like Tanzania and South Africa have faced a range of obstacles and have failed to emulate Kenya's success.

Conservation groups as well as transparency and human rights organizations have faced a range of obstacles from the government.

They face a range of charges.

The officers face a range of charges.

He faces a range of options.

People who flee societies that are actively aggressive towards LGBT people face a new range of obstacles.

By interviewing 43 caregivers, and conducting three focus group discussions and participant observations at two commune health stations, they found a range of obstacles to seeking care facing ethnic minorities.