Sentence examples for faced considerable problems from inspiring English sources

When Dandolo became doge, the Venetian republic faced considerable problems both internally and abroad.

West led the club queen, the unbid suit, and with extensive duplication in the diamond, suit South faced considerable problems.

He faces considerable problems, notably on the economic front if the export-driven economy is hit by the US slowdown.

Still, what tips this race slightly into the "lean Democratic" category is the possibility that Joe Miller, a Tea Party favorite, could win the Republican nomination and then face considerable problems next November.

Unfortunately, building designers face considerable problems with the case-specific convective heat transfer by night.

The Commons Public Accounts Committee said the roll out of the Universal Credit system had been beset with problems, and faced considerable challenges.

The committee said the project - to merge six separate means-tested working age benefits into a single payment - had been beset by a string of problems and still faced considerable challenges if it was to achieve its long-term objectives.

This view, however, faced considerable technical difficulties in addressing some of the problems that arose for Hempel's approach.

Meanwhile, what to do about those still stuck in dozens of shelters in Costa Rica — many of whom have left everything they have behind them and faced considerable dangers to get that far — has turned into a thorny regional problem.

The final test has already faced considerable delays, which the project's managers said they needed to correct a problem with the infrared sensors that caused the interceptor to miss its target during January's test.

Recently, AT&T has faced considerable criticism by iPhone owners for delayed text and voice messages, sluggish download speeds and other network problems.