"faced more challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something encountering or dealing with additional difficulties or obstacles. Example: After graduating from college, she faced more challenges in finding a job due to the competitive market.
"Young people have faced more challenges under austerity than the generation before them," said Corbyn.
William S. McKeever, an analyst at PaineWebber Securities, said Aetna faced "more challenges than anyone else in the industry".
Djokovic insisted he was not entering a men-versus-women debate and accepted that women faced more challenges than men to succeed in the game, including battling "hormones".
For sure, small businesses and poor residents faced more challenges than most, but independent monitors report that many of them stated that campaign was important enough to participate.
"We helped people from a special school where the children clearly faced more challenges and they had a buddy system where they had to check with the buddy before they spent any of their money," says Van den Hende.
Women entrepreneurs were found more at a disadvantaged position as they faced more challenges as compared to their male counterparts since they had to also handle family responsibilities entirely while doing small businesses.
But the FLA said Foxconn faces more challenges in the coming months.
But branding and restaurant industry analysts said that KFC might face more challenges than the rest.
"However, we are more threatened and face more challenges; therefore, we must maintain proper activity of our security agencies".
"My expectation is that we will face more challenges like this in the future," Mr. Hoekstra said.
So, for this time when we are all facing more challenges than we bargained for, a new column.
