Sentence examples for facing deep challenges from inspiring English sources

In London, the growing assertiveness of lawmakers and the breakdown of discipline within the ruling Conservative Party does not bode well for Mrs. May, who was already facing deep challenges in pushing through her plan, most analysts have concluded.

Many economists, scholars and politicians believe that China is facing deep challenges to its economic model, that it needs to shift from a fixed investment-fueled economy, where the hand of the state is heavy, to one with more private enterprise and market forces.

And never has that been more true than in 2004, because -- let's face it -- our country faces deep challenges.

While this doesn't mean that America's growth is as robust as we might wish, or that we don't face deep challenges, these numbers are incompatible with a view that America is in a profound economic crisis.

Like many American cities, the nation's capital faces deep challenges, including some neighborhoods where poverty, violence, and unemployment rates are rampant.

In an article in the Minneapolis Star Tribune ("Mayor Betsy Hodges: Minneapolis is wonderful but faces deep challenges"; May 18) Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges praised the city on many fronts but acknowledged that it is "a city with many challenges, especially regarding race".

But redevelopment faces deeper challenges, as manufacturing's decline has accelerated in the last decade.

But Betsy Burton, an analyst with Gartner, a market research firm, said Oracle faces deeper challenges.

The orthodox view regarding the formerly competent faces deeper challenges.

Like everyone, I have to meet daily demands and also face deeper challenges.

I've seen that we often do this best when we're turning "our mess into a message"- meaning, people who have faced deep life challenges and have found new ways to rise above these challenges are often the most motivating and passionate leaders, teachers and helpers.