Sentence examples for face considerable problems from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, building designers face considerable problems with the case-specific convective heat transfer by night.
Still, what tips this race slightly into the "lean Democratic" category is the possibility that Joe Miller, a Tea Party favorite, could win the Republican nomination and then face considerable problems next November.
Nevertheless, the fund faces considerable problems in maintaining this balance.
He faces considerable problems, notably on the economic front if the export-driven economy is hit by the US slowdown.
"There has never been a greater realization," Worcester said, "that having men and women play simultaneously (at tournaments) will be good for tennis as a whole". That being said, Worcester also admitted that she faces considerable problems.
Because of the large size of the gene and the distribution of reported mutations, scientists face considerable technical problems in developing widely available screening tests; clinicians will face even greater ethical problems in applying them.
There has been major flooding here throughout the summer, many livelihoods are at risk in agriculture, households are facing up to considerable problems in regard to insurance and insurability and flood defences that are badly needed are not happening.
Many of those with the skills and creative thinking needed to help Ethiopia face up to its considerable problems are excluded from the political process.
If you do succeed in establishing a joint venture agreement that equitably allocates and prices each partner's share of the job, you still face the potential for considerable problems.
