Sentence examples for facing real challenges from inspiring English sources

Lynch stated that both of our countries are facing "real challenges" that have been exacerbated by the poor global economy.

Mr. Saleh's government is facing real challenges, and it was not clear whether he was exploiting the situation for political gain or not.

They claim their book is not for "the perfect, blemish-free students you see on TV," but for "real students" facing "real challenges".

Alain Roche "I've watched the first four hours and find it quite interesting... it shows the Kennedys as a family facing real challenges, rather than the make-believe spin that history has placed on them.

Too few schools facing real challenges currently have the money to make a difference, for example with more one-to-one tuition, a longer school day, holiday classes, or paying more to attract the best teachers.

Plaid Cymru's health spokesperson Elin Jones said the ambulance service is currently facing "real challenges" to turn itself around.

"I believe it is a day-by-day fight for real people who face real challenges.

Still, School in a Box, for all its high-minded promise, faces real challenges.

But in the Sept. 12 primary, several veteran legislators face real challenges.

"All these countries face real challenges in terms of economic growth and employment and distribution of wealth.

When human beings face real challenges, they must work cooperatively, no matter which side of the globe they live on.