Sentence examples for faces a long road back from inspiring English sources
Given Nottinghamshire's relegation to Division Two, he faces a long road back.
Bobby Parnell was named the interim closer, and, as Francisco faces a long road back to pitching form, Parnell may hold the job into the start of the regular season and beyond.
The industry faces a long road back to health.This blow comes after 15 years of meteoric growth that saw exports rise more than tenfold to $2.3 billion in 2007, turned Chile into the world's second-biggest salmon producer after Norway, and brought prosperity to a far-flung area with few other jobs.Salmon farms in Norway, Scotland and Canada have all suffered ISA too.
The Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, said Monday that the nation faced a long road back to good economic health.
Between the terrorist attack and the already crumbling economy, "it's clear we face a long road back to economic renewal," said Stephen Kagann, chief economist to Gov. George E. Pataki.
Built up over 15 years, it was a document embracing the Northern Irishman's plans for the club and the new culture he wants to put in place at Anfield - and now he has a heavy beating in his first Premier League game to graphically illustrate his point that Liverpool face a long road back to the forefront of English football.
Many out of work face a long road back to financial stability.
The midfielder had a testicle removed two years ago but the cancer returned last year, leaving him facing chemotherapy and a long road back to good health.
