Sentence examples for facing major problems from inspiring English sources

In August, Shock had said that if the campaign didn't get a major ad blitz going by the end of that month, the campaign would be facing "major problems".

However, Saudi higher education is facing major problems surrounding the development of human capital, especially of the faculty members and needs to devote more attention to their SHRM practices.

Officials at the California Air Resource Board, which runs cap and trade, caution against jumping to conclusions that their system is facing major problems.

Yet California still faces major problems.

Small towns are likely to face major problems unless the federal government steps in, he said.

Romania faced major problems following the breakup of these collective farms and the resulting uncertainty of ownership.

Americans are increasingly concerned that Social Security is in trouble (in a recent Washington Post poll, more than seven out of ten said the system faced "major problems").

Japanese export giants like Nintendo, Honda and Canon also face major problems from the strong yen, which has gained 10 percent in the last three months, making Japanese goods much more expensive for American consumers.

"If Iraq did not pay this settlement it would face major problems," said Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari, adding that the country's profits from oil and other sectors would have been exposed to lawsuits if the government did not reach the agreement with the victims.

You and I faced major problems in our scientific career.

As the modern Greek state solidified in territorial terms, it still had to face major problems of restructuring.