Sentence examples for faced difficulty from from inspiring English sources

The writers faced difficulty from the network's standards and practices office, who had taken exception to the depiction of Jesus Christ as having had a family.

While Shaun and Alice have faced difficulty from their employers on account of their HIV status, Jayce Carberry, 26 from Medway, Kent, suffered from the prejudice of his clients.

While Shaun and Alice have faced difficulty from their employers on account of their HIV status, Jayce Carberry, 26, from Medway, Kent, suffered from the prejudice of his clients.

Our investigation faced difficulties from the beginning.

"Many times, I have faced difficulties from the governor or district governor who are supporting the family of the girl, not the girl," said Soraya Pakzad, who runs shelters in Herat and Badghis Provinces.

And Mr. Obama may also face difficulties from some Democrats who are wary of negative comments that Mr. Hagel made more than a decade ago about gays.

Throughout his campaign, Bush has faced difficulty in distancing himself from his brother's divisive foreign policy decisions, chiefly the authorization of the Iraq War.

At a meeting convened by aggrieved commoners, a farmer, Plough Jogger, encapsulated the situation: Overlaid upon these financial issues was the fact that veterans of the war had received little pay during the war and faced difficulty collecting pay owed them from the State or the Congress of the Confederation.

Though the experiment was optimistically viewed everywhere as the precursor of a wider European economic integration, it faced difficulties arising from the very different postwar situations of Belgium and the Netherlands.

Prof Jones-Evans, an academic at the University of the West of England, was asked in June by Economy Minister Edwina Hart to examine funding for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) who faced difficulties borrowing from banks.

In recent days some European banks have faced difficulties in borrowing dollars, whether from other banks or from money market funds in the United States.