Sentence examples for face enormous problems from inspiring English sources
Now once again, we face enormous problems.
Either would face enormous problems persuading the Senate to ratify a treaty on climate change, which it has to do by a two-thirds majority.
John Horgan says we've come a long way: "Yes, we still face enormous problems globally, and continued progress is by no means guaranteed.
"If the Austrians decide once they've reached their limit, they'll send the rest on to Germany, then we'd face enormous problems".
Cambodia continued to face enormous problems: a runaway birth rate, a serious AIDS epidemic, a stagnant economy, widespread deforestation, a climate of violence exacerbated by the ruling party's unwillingness to abide by the rule of law, impatience among donors at the government's slowness in introducing reforms, and human rights abuses often traceable to members of the ruling party.
It has been well established that two-year students face enormous problems when they decide to complete a four-year degree.
Detroit and other American cities face enormous problems--poverty, homelessness, suburban sprawl, decaying infrastructure, underfunded schools, pollution, racial profiling by cops, and others.
Indeed, Indonesia faces enormous problems -- economic collapse, political turmoil, social instability, debilitating corruption and, yes, widespread violence and local wars.
With the country facing enormous problems (even before the meltdown of the credit and financial markets in recent months), the voters wanted more substance from their candidates.
