Sentence examples for face extraordinary challenges from inspiring English sources

Domestic Overview 3. (C) Pakistan continues to face extraordinary challenges on the security and law enforcement front.

The victims face extraordinary challenges from the courts, the legal system and often their friends and families.

There is still one huge problem, though: when students graduate from this college, they face extraordinary challenges if they want to become doctors.

"I love this great land, I know we face extraordinary challenges, and I happen to believe that career politicians got us into this mess, and the career politicians can't get us out of this mess," Mr. Romney said.

"Clemency for Pollard, given his health situation, is a humanitarian issue that we can put behind us as our two countries face extraordinary challenges in 2013," Mr. Yadlin said.

"But our economy and financial markets face extraordinary challenges, and a failure by policy makers to address these challenges in a timely way would likely be more costly in the end".

"My hope, when I came into office, was that we would have Republicans and Democrats coming together because the nation was facing extraordinary challenges," he said.

He owns a minority share in Russia's Novaya Gazeta, the country's last big independent voice and a paper that faces extraordinary challenges.

Yet, clearly, hyperlocal news in the UK still faces extraordinary challenges in terms of its long-term sustainability, discoverability and impact.

The downbeat assessment contrasts with more optimistic statements from Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, who said Tuesday that while the euro zone faced "extraordinary challenges," it had also made "extraordinary progress".

As for Pope Urban VIII, Mr. Rowland asserts, his papacy faced extraordinary challenges, and "it would be an unfair commentator who would not concede that he had acquitted himself reasonably well in the circumstances".