Sentence examples for face added difficulties from inspiring English sources
Health insurance is a strong predictor of healthcare use, and individuals with birth defects may face added difficulties in obtaining insurance in countries with multiple payers and insurance systems.
"I'm more invigorated than ever," Mrs. Rell, a Republican, said of the added difficulties she may face as a result of Democratic gains in the State Legislature, in Connecticut's Congressional delegation and in the White House.
My family tree has added difficulties.
The actual effect of climate change is likely to be more variable seasonally (e.g. Meyer et al. 1996), but predicting water temperatures faces an added layer of difficulty because climate and dam releases interact to determine temperatures downstream.
The peace agreement has been broken many times, adding to difficulties faced by U.N. forces trying to stabilize the former French colony.
Several MPs complained that the MoJ's court closure programme had added to the difficulties facing court users.
The announcement Friday by Senator Herb Kohl, the four-term Wisconsin Democrat, that he would not seek re-election only added to the difficulties facing Democrats, depriving them of a relatively popular incumbent who could have financed his own campaign.
He added that the difficulties faced by shopping centre owners, who have seen numerous tenants go bust during the recession, meant that Jessops was being offered better deals on its rents, which in turn could lead to more new stores being opened.
Sending American troops is "off the table," Mr. Rhodes added, citing the difficulties they faced stopping violence during the Iraq war.
