We face a "multitude of problems from abroad".
There is no doubt shares face a multitude of problems, with signs that the world's economy is under-performing.
The author himself plays, with quiet charisma, an ex-boxer called Deli who runs a dingy West Indian takeaway in Hackney and faces a multitude of problems.
Mr. Osborne said the British economy was facing "a multitude of problems" at home and abroad, making the recovery more difficult.
His funding push comes as the subway faces a multitude of problems, and leaders at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which operates the subway, have called on Mr. de Blasio to provide more money for the system.
The region faces a multitude of problems: declining or stagnant population growth, faltering economies, pension and debt woes, as well as a political concern — what Ms. Miner and others see as the inability of a series of governors to confront the situation.
The impresario, who made his name bringing intelligent, independent cinema to the masses, faces a multitude of problems, but they all boil down a single, intractable difficulty: he is struggling to produce and distribute enough intelligent, independent cinema that the popcorn-scoffing masses actually want to see.
Whilst they are on the streets, children face a multitude of problems.
Najib went on: "Every leader faced a multitude of challenges.
Iraq faces a multitude of vexing problems the Americans tried and failed to resolve, from how to divide the country's oil wealth to sectarian reconciliation to the establishment of an impartial justice system.
