Sentence examples for facing multiple challenges from inspiring English sources
Yemen, one of the Arab world's poorest nations, is facing multiple challenges.
Facing multiple challenges, City Opera is offering only the vestiges of a typical season.
George W. Bush is facing multiple challenges, but his most important job is a simple matter of leadership.
This is intensive, one-to-one work, with specialist staff spending six to eight weeks with a young person who may be facing multiple challenges.
Reeling from the defeat of a constitutional reform in December that would have expanded his powers, Mr. Chávez, in his 10th year in power, is facing multiple challenges as a reinvigorated opposition fields candidates in regional elections this year and Venezuela's economic growth slows despite record oil prices.
Karel Thomas, executive director of BUFDG, said: "The Higher Education sector is facing multiple challenges to manage costs, and alongside the targets for procurement set out in the Diamond Report (2011 report of efficiency in universities), the £1bn University Challenge is an initiative that is ambitious and very worthwhile.
They have agreed that while their economies face multiple challenges, they are confident that a revival of growth is possible.
The government has warned that the manufacturing industry still faces multiple challenges even as China's official PMI hit a six-month high in May.
Struggling to brighten the global economic mood, the finance ministers of the major industrial countries and Russia agreed today that while their economies faced multiple challenges, they were confident that a revival of growth was possible.
He faces multiple challenges and at least a dozen of his peers who will believe they can win, but he will meet them all with confidence and with a talent that has been predestined for a moment such as this.
