Sentence examples for faces trouble from inspiring English sources

American also faces trouble with its unions.

Strawberry faces trouble on three fronts.

Even as his stature as a Latino leader is growing, he faces trouble at home.

Mr. Kibaki, 76, faces trouble not just on the streets but in Parliament as well.

David Hopps writes: "ECB faces trouble over moving West Indies Test from Cardiff to Lord's".

House Republicans approved a bill on Thursday to eliminate it, though that bill faces trouble in the Senate.

This did his political career no harm at all.The KMT, too, faces troubled times.

The Wednesday (Sept . 18 gathering to mark the 50th anniversary of the Toronto Anglican Congress, suggested the worldwide Anglican Communion faces troubled waters.

[C10.] Pemex Faces Troubles of Its Own For more than 60 years, Pemex has been Mexico's economic lifeblood.

But the absence of more black faces troubles her.

The Social Democrats, too, may face trouble.