Sentence examples for face the same issues from inspiring English sources

The sector continues to face the same issues: growing demand, reducing budgets and recruitment challenges.

And do you guess that Griffin will face the same issues next year that Cam Newton is facing this year?

In the real world, of course, Africans face the same issues of scarcity and incentives that affect everyone else.

"People of different ages face the same issues, wear the same brands, listen to the same music and enjoy the same experiences".

Kate Lyons Colombian internet users face the same issues as those elsewhere – harassment, stalking, revenge pornography and blackmail, largely aimed at women.

"So, when they face the same issues of ethnic succession, in this case by Caribbeans, it seems that there is more to lose.

The diamond centers in Antwerp, Belgium, and Ramat Gan, Israel, face the same issue.

Once rational choice theorists extend such microanalysis to government and social life generally, they face the same issue with respect to all kinds of institutions, including political parties, voting coalitions, and the market economy itself.

China and India will face the same issue as Brazil, said Raftery: "The problem of ageing societies will be on them, in population terms, before they know it and their governments should be making plans".

That is not just because sports leagues abroad face the same issue, but also because the pirates themselves, the hubs of the peer-to-peer networks that facilitate the illicit streaming of live games, are mostly outside the United States.

iPad users could also face the same issue if their devices have a Touch ID sensor.