Sentence examples for faces a difficult period from inspiring English sources

Venezuela now faces a difficult period with a new president who must assert control with a small and contested mandate even as he addresses chronic problems of inflation, high crime rates, crumbling infrastructure and an over-reliance on oil exports.

It hasn't looked good for your own popularity and you face a difficult period ahead with elections at the end of this year and 2016.

In the United States, those new emissions standards face a difficult period of public review from energy companies and lawmakers from coal-producing states.

Miliband has faced a difficult period since May's local and European elections, in which Labour failed to make the breakthroughs expected of an opposition party a year before a general election.

They are facing a difficult period as William Nye, PPS to the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall, who had a link with Westminster, having been at the Cabinet Office, is leaving Clarence House in March and Christopher Geidt, private secretary to the Queen, is going to be off for six months.

Now, though, it faces a difficult transition.

Mr Penley faces a difficult challenge.

Mr Cameron faces a difficult balancing act.

He faces a difficult task.

Clemens faces a difficult mission.

Wachovia faces a difficult road.