Sentence examples for facing greater challenges from inspiring English sources
Stretched thin by a persistent, far-flung rebellion, and facing greater challenges from improvised bombs on Syria's roads, the military has increasingly relied on warplanes and helicopters to extend its reach.
He still does not fit neatly into an ideological box, but he is facing greater challenges in holding his party together — witness the White House's efforts over the last few days to find a path through the politics of its decision to require institutions with religious affiliations to offer health coverage that pays for contraception.
Jungquist: General obligation issuers are facing greater challenges than they have in the past with respect to retiree pension and health care obligations.
Post-Katrina Biloxi has the feel of HBO's "Deadwood," a gambling town at a crossroads, facing great challenges and the siren's call of great rewards.
Modern power systems are facing great challenges due to the deregulation of the electricity market, environmental concerns and energy policy change.
Facing great challenges of future mobile networks, the essential requirements for 5G which mainly include higher traffic volume, spectrum, energy, and cost efficiency are pointed out.
