Sentence examples for faces difficulties with from inspiring English sources
Boeing has pushed in recent years to expand its military business to offset some of the fluctuations in its manufacturing of commercial airliners, a business that also now faces difficulties with the global recession.
Our tests quickly revealed that our p-norm implementation faces difficulties with propagating the error back to lower layers.
When a child's adopted norms through the primary socialisation process differs significantly from those adopted in a school, he or she faces difficulty with adopting the new behaviours [ 64].
Aside from having to absorb huge numbers of refugees, the Kurds could face difficulties with their new neighbours.
As foreign minister, de Villepin faced difficulties with the United States over the possibility of war in Iraq (see Iraq War).
The company has faced difficulties with the Chinese postal service and with local preferences for other brands over its own label.
While some asset-rich, income-poor pensioners might face difficulties with increased bills, at a local level councils could defer payment until death or sale.
He loves the job, but some ice-cream sellers who have pitches in parks are facing difficulties with the authorities, he explained.
Some Palestinian towns and villages are surrounded by the barrier, and residents face difficulties with such everyday tasks as commuting to jobs, schools and their farm fields.
The Challenge has also faced difficulties with family attitudes, including the team's wiry roving midfielder, Nedal Fadlalah, who joined in 2002.
