Sentence examples for facing huge difficulties from inspiring English sources

And here, in my view, we are facing huge difficulties.

However the industry is facing huge difficulties in creating enough economic viability to engage in full scale production [ 5].

"I know what it's like to experience some gender challenges, but the women I've just spoken to in Camfed have faced huge difficulties in their lives".

We couldn't find enough English-speaking paramedics so we had to recruit some Aussies, who faced huge difficulties compared to EU paramedics.

"Since Fukushima, the utilities have faced huge difficulties because they can no longer use nuclear, so that they're losing an important asset.

Until recently she worked as a nurse in a government-run hospital that faced huge difficulties providing care where there is a chronic lack of equipment and expertise.

Despite the experience of the previous votes in 1999 and 2004 it was always going to face huge difficulties: a voting system of Byzantine complexity; constantly evolving rules; the logistics of organising polls in an archipelago of 17,000 islands and 240m people; and the apparent ineptitude of the election commission.

As a result, the SPÖ has only two choices: to pursue a renewal of the grand coalition with the ÖVP or to form a minority government with the Greens.The latter seems unlikely, as the SPÖ would not have the support of other parties in parliament and would face huge difficulties in passing legislation (a minority coalition between the ÖVP and the Greens is also doubtful, for the same reason).

Most skeptical China watchers point out that foreign companies face huge difficulties in China because of its lack of a well-defined legal infrastructure, but it is precisely because of the absence of rigid laws that China could take pragmatic, growth-oriented economic decisions.

Yet these same women face huge difficulties in accessing reliable methods of contraception, in a region where the Catholic Church, a steady opponent of reliable contraception, has great authority.

"She is facing huge internal difficulties that have the potential to end her chancellorship.