Sentence examples for face equal problems from inspiring English sources

Some anxiety is healthy and central to our survival and those without any social fear can face equal problems as those that are cripplingly shy.

More brushes equals more faces, and more faces equals slower performance and compile time.

Unless policy makers can maintain relatively equal enrolment from all areas of the population, the NHIS will face stability problems in the future.

They face formidable problems.

Many face structural problems, too.

Developing countries typically face these problems.

These young Neets all face different problems.

Many other farmers face similar problems.

"You face real problems.

Investors face other problems, too.

Many drugmakers face similar problems.