Sentence examples for facing grave difficulties from inspiring English sources
Unable to use subways or buses and facing grave difficulties walking, he became a shut-in.
"Today's Liberal Democratic Party is facing grave difficulties," Mr. Fukuda said in a short acceptance speech.
The humanitarian group, Viva Palestina, under the leadership of British Parliamentarian, George Galloway, made a heroic attempt to bring medical supplies into Gaza, also facing grave difficulties from the governments of Egypt and Israel.
But they cautioned that Conseco faces grave difficulties.
The military progress of Prince Hyder Ali of Mysore again required his presence in the field in south India, but he faced grave difficulties.
On the other hand, the Tories face grave difficulties in winning back support already lost to Ukip – 59% of Ukip voters say they could never vote for the Tories, against a mere 38% who say they would consider it.
Even with aid from the government, a combination of G.M. and Chrysler could still face grave financial difficulties, according to the credit rating agency Standard & Poor's.
It is clear, however, that the German Government is faced with grave difficulties.
Sparse scientific codes face grave performance challenges as memory bandwidth limitations grow on multi-core architectures.
"Our country faces grave national security threats.
