Sentence examples for facing a different problem from inspiring English sources

While most other telecommunications companies are saddled with too much debt, Cable and Wireless is facing a different problem.

Private colleges, which are more expensive than public institutions, are facing a different problem: worried about losing students, they are trying to find ways to increase financial aid.

But the Arab countries of the Middle East, including those in North Africa, with a few exceptions, are facing a different problem, according to a report expected to be released today by Pyramid Research.

Dismissing concerns that the action risked adding to inflationary pressure, King said Britain was now facing a different problem from the days when too much money flowing round the economy pushed up the annual cost of living.

But Gloria faces a different problem.

Then the institution would face a different problem.

At a different meeting with a different Assembly member, Ms. Lange faced a different problem.

But she and her centre-right political camp are starting to face a different problem.

Democrats, who have business constituents of their own, face a different problem.

Peripheral countries, instead, would like to run larger deficits, but they face a different problem.

McCain — who in 2008 will be three years older than Reagan was in 1980 — faces a different problem.