Sentence examples for facing a multitude from inspiring English sources

Now he is facing a multitude of investigations by Congress, the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Mr. Osborne said the British economy was facing "a multitude of problems" at home and abroad, making the recovery more difficult.

Increasingly, it seems that the nation is actually facing a multitude of digital divides, not one limited to race or income or education.

If the political effort and expense devoted to the bombing of foreigners over the past 25 years had instead been addressed to the world's environmental issues, we might not now be facing a multitude of crises.

Facing a multitude of rebellions and desertions until 977, Sa'd was unable even to enter his own capital, which was in the hands of his father's chief minister, Qarquya.

Yesterday, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced his Administration will create 15,000 units of supportive housing to provide stable homes for many New Yorkers homeless for years and facing a multitude of challenges including serious medical and behavioral health issues, substance use disorders, histories of violence and trauma, and unemployment.

We face a "multitude of problems from abroad".

Najib went on: "Every leader faced a multitude of challenges.

There is no doubt shares face a multitude of problems, with signs that the world's economy is under-performing.

"Sadly, our woodlands face a multitude of threats from habitat loss to climate change and various tree diseases.

Nadal faced a multitude of set points and breaks against both Andrey Golubev and David Nalbandian, but managed to scrape through each time.