Sentence examples for facing the problems of from inspiring English sources

For our children and their children we should be facing the problems of the world together and not alone.

But he insisted the British banking sector was sound and was not facing the problems of some banks in the eurozone.

David Beckham has said he backs a vote to remain in the European Union, saying he wants his children to grow up "facing the problems of the world together and not alone".

David Beckham, at the campaign's invitation, declared his support, saying that his experience of playing football in Europe taught him the importance of "facing the problems of the world together and not alone".

And now, having been accused in his first two years of paying too much attention to health care and too little to jobs, he will level precisely this charge at the Republicans if they give the impression of being keener on rehashing yesterday's fights than facing the problems of tomorrow.

Possible effects of memory recall of the clerkships experience affects the results even the recent graduates are now facing the problems of doing rural service.

In other words, IP is facing the problem of depletion.

Malaysia is currently facing the problem of "population ageing".

The Uttarakhand State is facing the problem of quick translation of rainfall to surface runoff because of slope and faces the problems of landslides.

Most of the big cities are facing the problem of traffic congestion [1, 2, 3, 4].

Like other big cities, Lahore City is also facing the problem of acute traffic congestion.