Sentence examples for facing a challenging time from inspiring English sources

Beneath this cheery facade, however, vineyards and wineries — the backbone of the local economy — are facing a challenging time.

Hill watched his side draw 2-2 at MK Dons on Tuesday following back-to-back league defeats, and believes his squad is facing a challenging time despite sitting just outside the League One play-off places.

"But yes, we are facing a challenging time ahead, but local government always proves very resilient and we have seen and been through cuts like these in the late 1970s".

You clearly face a challenging time which [will] involve some companies coming together.

Retailers: The sharp drop in the pound raises the prices retailers pay for imports, with the British Retail Consortium warning that shops face a challenging time.

But if he continues to speak as bluntly as he has done in his early weeks, he will face a challenging time taking the rest of his profession with him.

Those connective time periods give you something to count on and fall back on when life gets overwhelming or you face a challenging time.

I know each of you has faced a challenging time in your life from the stress we felt in athletics, college applications, financial decisions, and finals, to Jen's amnesia, and Jennifer's grief, but you have all passed through the self doubt, the regret, the fear, the heartbreak to be here today.  .

Facing a challenging job market, Latinas are incredibly entrepreneurial, starting businesses at six times the national rate.

On Monday the treasurer, Scott Morrison, said the Reserve Bank was facing a genuinely challenging time as its long-standing governor, Glenn Stevens, prepared to step down next month.

Given these trends, it might seem like a challenging time for new products and retailers to face these trends.