Sentence examples similar to face with difficulty from inspiring English sources

Public infrastructure has long been faced with difficulty in financing.

In them, the tenuous processes of ego-formation risk collapse; faced with difficulty clarifying the boundaries of the self, the subject reverts to ambivalent aggressivity.

However, differently from the linear equation case, we are faced with difficulty that the weak convergence of the controlled state (y u_{n} )) is insufficient to cover the convergence of the nonlinear part of Eq. (1.3).

In physics resilience is a material's capacity to absorb shocks without breaking, while in psychology it is the human ability to positively reorganise one's life when faced with difficulty, without damaging one's own identity.

Before the revelations of the Novetta report, Chinese state counselor Yang Jiechi emphasized, "Dialogue and cooperation between China and the U.S. in the field of cybersecurity is faced with difficulty due to the wrong actions taken by the American side.

If core knowledge of this sort is missing, those who teach and set examinations are faced with difficulty.

"Being fortunate enough to lead a life of service by working with those most vulnerable makes me well aware of life's blessings, even when faced with difficulties".

Clinicians on duty at busy ERs are frequently faced with difficulties in assessing patients with headache.

"I was faced with difficulties on the rock and ice," he says.

Hence, in developing commercial methods for TPOAbs quantification, manufacturers are faced with difficulties in following the NACB recommendations.

The Cross River Basin Nigeriaa) is often faced with difficulties in supply of water for drinking, domestic and irrigation use.