"facing difficult circumstances" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where someone is dealing with challenging or unfavorable conditions. Here is an example: Jane was struggling financially and facing difficult circumstances, but she refused to give up and worked hard to improve her situation.
When it comes to crisis pregnancy centres, we have good reason to be worried about what message the anti-abortion pound can communicate to people facing difficult circumstances.
A spokesman for Mr. Bieber said, "Justin welcomes the chance to meet with kids facing difficult circumstances, regardless of their background, and in fact, he had already invited children from the Sderot area," referring to the Israeli town near the Gaza border, to attend his concert in Tel Aviv on Thursday.
But when you consider how many of us, when worried or facing difficult circumstances, cope by keeping ourselves very busy and with little time to think, it isn't that much of a surprise to find that sitting without distractions, with only ourselves, might lead to disturbing emotions rising to the surface.
We are facing difficult circumstances today.
"This is not abortion as contraception this about women facing difficult circumstances.
The aim is to share the experience with other activists within Russia and elsewhere who are facing difficult circumstances.
It doesn't mean that you don't care about them; it allows you to face difficult circumstances calmly.
The role of emotional control in improvement of QOL among individuals who face difficult circumstances that they are not able to change in specific areas of life has been demonstrated in other contexts, such as management of chronic disease.
And it certainly will make urban administrators reconsider the cost of pushing teachers and students — especially students facing difficult social circumstances — to achieve high test scores.
The culture secretary, Andy Burnham, and the BBC Trust are believed to have privately urged Thompson to take into account the impact of big salaries on the perception of the BBC at a time when licence fee payers are facing difficult economic circumstances.
Companies with limited historical performance that raise A rounds at lofty valuations often find themselves facing difficult funding circumstances during later rounds.
