Sentence examples for face continuing problems from inspiring English sources

Equally, parties face continuing problems in raising sufficient income to finance their activities – in particular the maintenance of their organisations.

Only two soap factories survive in Nablus, and they face continuing problems both in terms of the soap's manufacture and its export.

But other Wall Street analysts said the company faced continuing problems and that an enforcement action might be just the first shoe to drop.

The Prime Minister said he wanted to do more to help the new Libyan government, which is facing continuing problems with the disparate militias that helped depose Muammar Gaddafi amid a continuing struggle to establish a functioning democracy.

Facing continuing problems with pancreatitis and the new additions of ulcers and gallbladder problems, Crozier saw his playing time greatly reduced.

Separately, both Ali and Hicham Aboutaam face continuing legal problems in connection with their involvement with the antiquities trade.

The results on the home sales highlighted the continuing problems facing the industry as it struggles to mount a sustained recovery from the recession.

The company's unexpected trading update showed similar themes to Ladbrokes, albeit without the continuing problems the latter faces in its digital business: July's heatwave kept punters away from its shops while when they returned, they were winning their football bets.

In Mexico, he said, he faced continuing production problems, including faulty phone lines and inadequate sewing needles.

Having taken over an agency with a backlog of 100,000 complaints and five previous chairmen in its decade-long existence, Perry faced continued managerial problems.

But even amid such progress, it said, the department faces continuing challenges because of financing problems, shortages of trained and qualified personnel, and technological setbacks.