Sentence examples for faces the difficulties from inspiring English sources

There's not only the discount the government has inflicted on itself by telling porkies and playing cynical games with the voters, Abbott also faces the difficulties of the current political communication environment.

The film examines the dynamics of a strained marriage, and Masina plays the wife, Giulietta (the choice of name was not a coincidence), who faces the difficulties of asserting her own identity.

Kemi's insistence that the air is "too thin" in Walkern is echoed by the experience of the other women in the village: Eleanor's daughter, Ann Hannah Hutchh), is being driven mad by grief and her own and men's desires; Widow Higgins Rachel Sanderss), the taphouse owner faces the difficulties of a woman alone; and Jane Wenham (Amanda Bellamy) draws attention to herself through her isolation.

Like any technology start-up, Spot Runner faces the difficulty of explaining what it offers and attracting new customers.

This view faces the difficulty raised above.

Similarly, Debre Markos also faces the difficulty of management of solid wastes produced by the city (Tiwari and Tiwari 2012).

Nominalism, in turn, faces the difficulty of having to explain the successful use of mathematics in scientific theorizing.

Any study of glaucoma faces the difficulty that diagnostic criteria are either objective or subjective.

It forces students to face the difficulties of training a deep attentiveness.

And of course, Mozaic is facing the difficulties of operating in lean economic times.

You have to face the difficulties and you have to overcome them.