Sentence examples for facing difficulties with from inspiring English sources
Presently, society is facing difficulties with identifying an alternative, sustainable, and cost efficient sources of energy.
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He loves the job, but some ice-cream sellers who have pitches in parks are facing difficulties with the authorities, he explained.
In the absence of embassies, around 400,000 Iranian nationals living in the UK, and less than 100 UK nationals residing in Iran are facing difficulties with consular services, such as passport renewal or consular access.
"It is unprecedented to have so many prominent lawyers facing difficulties with their license renewal," Nicholas Bequelin, a Hong Kong-based researcher with Human Rights Watch, said in a telephone interview on Wednesday.
This is a good way to get constructive criticism from someone other than your supervisor and, perhaps even more importantly, it makes you aware that you're not the only person facing difficulties with writing.
Her then husband Guy Ritchie was also facing difficulty with his project, Revolver, which was rejected by Sony Pictures executives since it contained references to Kabbalah, and they asked Ritchie to re-write the script.
Aside from having to absorb huge numbers of refugees, the Kurds could face difficulties with their new neighbours.
As foreign minister, de Villepin faced difficulties with the United States over the possibility of war in Iraq (see Iraq War).
Again and again, it's been discovered in subjects with damage to the prefrontal cortex that they face difficulties with self-regulation.
