Sentence examples for faced too much from inspiring English sources

"Ofsted has very profound problems," he said – one of which was that it faced too much political interference.

But in September 188 former employees filed a suit against Molex, contesting their redundancy.Molex promptly suspended further redundancy payments, arguing that it faced too much uncertainty over future costs.

If by then they have faced too much government obstruction, they may boycott the elections altogether.The parliamentary elections, scheduled for September 19th, will test whether Kazakhstan is ready to extend reform from the economic to the political sphere.

Participation by United States carriers has always been critical to the system's success, since without them, European carriers could argue that they faced too much of a competitive disadvantage.

However, Brown thought that law students already had seen costs escalate too fast in recent years and that they faced too much debt compared to potential earnings, a spokesman said.

Some of the greatest minds of the world didn't make it very well in school, some faced too much trouble.

Of course, she doesn't face too much competition.

Its businesses, even in Japan, face too much competition to be secure.

Provide too many options, and the potential contributor faces too much choice, and may leave without posting a contribution.

"I don't think that the talks will fail because the United States is facing too much trouble.

And then after that, you see how many times those guys been on base, a situation that I wasn't facing too much when I was playing.