Sentence examples for facing deep difficulties from inspiring English sources

Some experts said Mr. Berlusconi heads into his third term in office facing deep difficulties with the Northern League, whose leader, Umberto Bossi, on hearing the early results, shouted, "The league is strong!" Mr. Bossi called for "federalism now," meaning that the north should have more say over the much larger tax revenue it produces compared with the poorer south.

Brotherhood leaders acknowledge they face deep resistance.

Some will surely face deep recessions.

Ukraine faces deep identity issues.

This week's sudden unraveling of Rush Limbaugh's radio standing as the untouchable king of conservative media strangely mirrors deep difficulties recently faced by Rupert Murdoch and Glenn Beck, two other far-right press titans.

The case -- like the banning of shechitah (ritual animal slaughter) by the Dutch parliament, now thankfully reversed -- illustrates the deep difficulty Jews are facing in Europe today.

Illinois is already facing financial difficulties.

Both encountered Ecstasy while facing personal difficulties.

"He is facing great difficulties at home.

Other Baltic states are facing financial difficulties, too.

We are still facing some difficulties.