Sentence examples for faced considerable difficulties from inspiring English sources

After graduating at the top of her class and completing her PhD in Economics in 1955 Irma faced considerable difficulties in securing a tenure-track position in academia, typical of the discrimination faced by many female academics at that time.

But the contract has instead illustrated how the federal government, like New Jersey and some other states, has faced considerable difficulties regulating these places, even as it entrusts more and more inmates to them.

When that leads to Women of Troy by Katie Mitchell (an artist who has faced considerable difficulties in the British mainstream) or Simon McBurney's The Encounter (which combines the ancient art of storytelling with cutting-edge binaural technology, and arrives at the Barbican next month), it is thrilling.

Our team has faced considerable difficulties, and we have accumulated lessons along the way.

In addition, the Kapitan Cina also faced considerable difficulties in securing new agreements with Abu Bakar.

Previously, online journals including all relevant journals published by BioMed Central [ 6] faced considerable difficulties when publishing articles which included new taxonomic descriptions.

"However, many of our members have faced considerable difficulty with tax regulation, particularly around anti-avoidance".

When scientists have sought to study, say, the role of cannabis in easing pain or diminishing seizures, they have faced considerable difficulty obtaining plants for testing.

"We have faced considerable difficulty in pinning down just how much the Games is costing the taxpayer and how much risk there is," Ms. Hodge said.

Comment 12. (C) During a year in which President Lee faced considerable difficulty advancing his domestic agenda, his foreign policy efforts, if not wildly successful, at least did not get him into trouble.

These Māori are likely to have faced considerable difficulty adjusting to the reforms of the late 1980s and early 1990s.