Sentence examples for faced difficult challenges from inspiring English sources

Both men faced difficult challenges at difficult clubs, the fault not all their own.

Even before Mr. Pitt's announcement on Tuesday evening that he would step down as the commission's chairman, the agency faced difficult challenges.

"We face difficult challenges at home and abroad," Justice O'Connor said in a statement.

They still face difficult challenges in most of those states, given Democratic demographic advantages.

While still facing difficult challenges, we have made progress towards becoming a pluralist, democratic society.

Biocentric ethics will always face difficult challenges when it seeks to provide a decision-making rule or principle by which one can resolve conflict and make unequivocal decisions, but, as Aristotle warned, ethics is not mathematics.

In her remarks to Parliament on Wednesday, Mrs. Merkel tried to redefine the narrative of events shaking the union: "It is undeniable," she said, "that some euro-zone countries face difficult challenges.

Product Hunt is now facing difficult challenges as well.

Power Line Communication PLCC) offers a convenient and inexpensive medium for high-speed data transmission; however, this technology still faces difficult challenges.

The monitoring of glaciers itself faces difficult challenges of vanishing glaciers with long-term mass-balance observations.

The new head of the Bolshoi Ballet has admitted he faces "difficult challenges", following a series of scandals including an acid attack on the company's artistic director.