Sentence examples for faces enormous problems from inspiring English sources
Because this country and this planet faces enormous problems.
He faces enormous problems, many related to the economy's weakness and the international sanctions.
He knows what it means to be president". Of course, Mr. Bush faces enormous problems, many of his own making.
Indeed, Indonesia faces enormous problems -- economic collapse, political turmoil, social instability, debilitating corruption and, yes, widespread violence and local wars.
"Now they are saying it's too hot". To be sure, downtown Los Angeles faces enormous problems as it seeks to transform itself from a gritty urban landscape into the Manhattan of the West Coast.
Serbia faces enormous problems: unemployment officially around 13percentt, and probably much higher; a bureaucracy essentially unreformed from the Communist era; and organized crime, which flourished during Mr. Milosevic's 13-year rule when his policies led to increasing diplomatic and economic isolation.
Even without the foreign onslaught, nineteenth century China faced enormous problems, many of them resulting from an escalating population.
United Nations officials here are aware of that, but would face enormous problems if they decided to withdraw.
In recent years, the proportion of China's working-age population has been declining, and the society will face enormous problems caused by aging in the coming decades.
Either would face enormous problems persuading the Senate to ratify a treaty on climate change, which it has to do by a two-thirds majority.
