Sentence examples for face the problems of from inspiring English sources

Does Seven face the problems of an average teen-ager?

Yet we all must continue to face the problems of foreign intervention.

But Spanish women still face the problems of their sisters in Northern Europe.

America in the late spring of 1945 was about to face the problems of the postwar world from a position of unprecedented strength.

He said: "We feel indignation ourselves when we face the problems of doping and we try to cut this and punish the culprits.

With such backward-looking appointments, I find it hard to be confident that George W. Bush, already operating under something of a cloud, is really getting ready to face the problems of the future.

Businesses also face the problem of manipulated currencies overseas.

Clothing retailers still face the problem of single-item purchases.

In a separate opinion, Gorsuch wrote, "All of us face the problem of complicity.

Many once-top athletes face the problem of how to compete with intensity as they age.

"But if they stay put they will face the problem of remortgaging.