Sentence examples for faced extreme difficulties from inspiring English sources

"RT France journalists had already faced extreme difficulties and discrimination in doing their jobs, which included unfounded denial of access to En Marche HQ and the Élysée Palace," wrote Xenia Fedorova, chief executive of RT France, in an emailed statement.

She enjoyed the exhilaration of seeing her vision come to fruition, but also faced extreme difficulties as the founder of her company.

Participants faced extreme difficulties in terms of having the confidence to use telephones to make appointments, particularly when they were required to leave voicemail messages.

For video cases, detained persons face extreme difficulties offering evidence and testimony to judges thousands of miles away.

Yousefi is one of an estimated 118,995 refugees living in the UK, many of whom face extreme difficulties in finding a job, never mind returning to their previous professions.

Because of the sanctions, Iran is facing extreme difficulties in selling oil, its main export, and in repatriating dollars and other foreign currencies, because Iran has been cut off from the global banking system.

Stevenson, Britain's most successful taekwondo player ever, said she is "relieved" to make the announcement after facing extreme difficulties in the past two years following the death of both her parents in 2011.

The southwestern coastal region is facing extreme difficulties in accessing safe drinking water (Quazi 2006).

When workers are facing extreme difficulties communicating with residents — typically after a village sees its first case of Ebola — a communications team is deployed to track down and educate people on the virus and the importance of treatment.

While there are millions of people living without basic necessities and facing extreme difficulties, Isabel dos Santos, the eldest daughter of Angola's president, became Africa's first female billionaire.

Ms Li believes it shows that China's civil society is facing extreme difficulty, and that "more needs to be done", Teresa said.