Sentence examples for faces many difficulties from inspiring English sources

"And let me tell you that Russia indeed faces many difficulties in creating the rule of law and building a modern economy.

The opposition faces many difficulties, but right now one of them is UN security council resolution 1970, adopted unanimously just 10 days ago.

The agency faces many difficulties in serving such a highly politicized population, even though it does not police or administer the refugee camps (where one third of refugees live).

The Coalition faces many difficulties if it goes on to form government, the most pressing of which involves the lack of broad-based parliamentary support for key elements of its budget and election manifesto.

Early in his 29-page address, Mr. Wen said the leadership was "keenly aware that China still faces many difficulties and challenges in economic and social development," including sluggish growth in the rich nations that are its primary export markets, the threat of a European debt crisis and growing trade protectionism.

However PES still faces many difficulties.

Again, they faced many difficulties.

Small firms are facing many difficulties right now," he said.

To get this far the Virgin Galactic project has faced many difficulties.

"Over the years, we have faced many difficulties and our country has decayed in many ways.

"The overall environmental situation is still very grave and is facing many difficulties and challenges," said Li Ganjie, the vice minister.