Sentence examples for facing further problems from inspiring English sources

President George Bush's plans to site so-called missile defence bases in Poland and the Czech Republic are facing further problems.

Royal Bank of Scotland is facing further problems in offloading 300 Williams & Glyn branches, in a fresh blow to the management team of the bailed-out bank.

But Prayut also suggested those detained for using the salute could face further problems.

Travellers face further problems getting into London after they have made it through passport control as the M4 motorway is closed until Thursday to repair cracks in a viaduct.

It faced further problems in 2012, when the university's right to recruit and teach foreign students was withdrawn, after government reported "serious systemic failure" in its monitoring of its international student body.

Slater & Gordon, the Australian law firm brought low by a clampdown on whiplash claims in Britain and its purchase of the scandal-hit UK insurer Quindell, faces further problems after being targeted for possible class actions on behalf of aggrieved investors.

The idea that men also control or create thought and reality faces further problems.

But most highly developed countries face further problems today - declining birth rate and increasing number of persons demanding treatment of infertility.

The Football League does, though, along with Uefa, which means that if Ashley sought to increase his stake further - by challenging the SFA's stance in the courts - and Newcastle were relegated, or both Newcastle and Rangers qualified for Europe in future seasons, he would face further problems.

Markham faced further problems in securing funding for the expedition.

Hill faced further problems as he planned for the operation.