Sentence examples for faces a difficulty from inspiring English sources

But Russia faces a difficulty, too.

But Mr. Clinton faces a difficulty that the ordinary writer -- even the ordinary presidential writer -- doesn't.

But about to go back on tour, the comedian faces a difficulty: kids want to see him live.

However, for solving the multi-objective vehicle routing problem with time windows (MO-VRPTW), MOEA/D faces a difficulty that many sub-problems have duplicated best solutions.

Netanyahu faces a difficulty in trying to reassure Washington that he is interested in a deal with the Palestinians while not appearing weak at home.

From the point of view of physics, the use of the internal quantum yield is perfectly justified but faces a difficulty in experimental determination of the photon flux absorbed in the emitter.

Students are facing a difficulty either in understanding native speakers or in producing native-like English (accent/pronunciation).

Abelard's position was shown to face a difficulty by Alberic of Paris in the 1130s.

Despite its explicitly modal character, the Modal Approach does face a difficulty similar to the one faced by the Question Approach.

But besides the epistemic problem, advocates of ideas faced a difficulty accounting for the origins of the contents of our very ideas of external objects.

Charging for public services faces a number of difficulties.