Sentence examples for face formidable problems from inspiring English sources

They face formidable problems.

And even if corruption could one day be cut to, say, Turkish levels, Georgia would still face formidable problems.

But the next Treasury secretary faces formidable problems, and the confirmation hearings yesterday only scratched the surface, with the senators largely concentrating on domestic issues.

As the special session heard on Monday, the region faces formidable problems.

Courting Castro Reprints Related items El Salvador's presidential election: A nation dividedMar 12th 2009 From the archive: War's end in El SalvadorFeb 1st 1992In victory Mr Funes called on the country to unite to face its formidable problems of impending recession and endemic crime.

The incoming government faces some formidable problems.

But it faces three formidable problems.

It was essential to provide the tools to magistrates and judges, who were confronted by the accused sorcerers, in order to face this formidable problem.

Wimsatt uses these disanalogies to highlight the formidable problems facing any effort to use population genetic models in the explanation of cultural change.

Of course, Mr. Kan faced a host of deep and formidable problems in office that would have challenged any leader, even without the earthquake and the tsunami, which left 20,000 dead or missing, and the resulting nuclear accident.

"Chinese science today still faces formidable challenges and problems … result[ing] in a weak scientific ethos".