Sentence examples for face a troubled from inspiring English sources

A rare opportunity to face a troubled past and present was thus squandered in the hands of a group of men driven by power rather than a commitment to justice.

In a report to President Clinton last year, a group of leading computer scientists warned that the nation faced a troubling "software gap".

This frees you from facing a troubling aspect of Megan's laws -- the balancing of a community's right to protect itself with a past offender's right to get on with his life.

Have a plan: When facing a trouble spot, such as the grocery store's checkout counter, discuss the situation with your child ahead of time.

Calling himself a "fresh face" for fiscally troubled Nassau County, James P. O'Connor, a Republican town councilman from North Hempstead, announced plans today to seek his party's backing in the race for county executive this year.

I don't think it's going too far to say that we've all learned a valuable lesson about everyday Americans facing troubled times — a vague lesson that also applies to Brexit, but I'm not going to get into how these things are similar.

By seeking to take over the running of both Chrysler and Opel, the European arm of General Motors GMMr, Marchionnenne is attempting not only to transform Fiat into a car group almost of the scale of mighty Toyota and Volkswagen (VW), but also to change the face of a perennially troubled industry.Last December Mr Marchionne said of his stricken industry: "What we are seeing is unprecedented.

Windows users might face a bit more trouble trying to find tear-down manuals for their laptops.

We face a lot of trouble in getting our voice to you, even though we have been trying.

The American carmakers face a litany of troubles that labor concessions just can't fix.

Northeast states can expect an average allergy season, but residents of the Southeast and Midwest are expected to face a bit more trouble, according to Accuweather, thanks to a perfect balance of summer sun, rain and heat.