Sentence examples for facing a serious problem from inspiring English sources
Dagan then said he was concerned about how long Pakistani President Musharraf would survive: "He is facing a serious problem with the militants.
"We were encouraged that he understands the country is facing a serious problem that there is not enough affordable housing for low-income families," said Sheila Crowley, president of the National Low Income Housing Coalition.
However, wind power in China, particularly in Northeast China, is facing a serious problem of wind curtailment [7].
If you find you're having trouble, you may be facing a serious problem in your choice of topic.
Many more A&E doctors are joining other parts of the NHS, leaving emergency departments facing a serious problem with recruitment and retention.
A&E departments are facing a "serious problem", a health minister has said, after NHS chiefs ordered urgent action to tackle growing pressures.
The prospective biographer of Henry Fielding faces a serious problem in the paucity of the documentary evidence which has survived him.
He must also decide whether to retain Manager Kirk Gibson and the coaching staff, and he faces a serious problem in overhauling a Diamondbacks offense that on Tuesday became the first team to strike out 1,400 times in a season.
The changes one hesitates to call them reforms as yet do at least imply that North Korea's leaders realise that they face a serious problem, and understand, however dimly, that the solution must have something to do with markets.
"We are asking the world to help us with this experience, which will allow the adoption of a social and political experiment to face a serious problem – drug trafficking," he said earlier this month.
