Sentence examples for facing the same issues from inspiring English sources

He also has friends facing the same issues, who understand his situation.

Austria is facing the same issues that affect people in other rich European countries.

Face-to-face encounters with someone who is also facing the same issues vividly demonstrates that we are not alone.

Now that gay couples are getting married and many are choosing to have children, they're facing the same issues".

Ms. Lingle added that Ms. Palin was facing the "same issues that moms and dads do every single day in our country".

The ambitious young working women of today are facing the same issues that we "career girls" were facing back in the late seventies, when Judith Daniels, who died last week, started publishing Savvy: The Magazine for the Executive Woman.

Among Silverstone's students, 60% had not made expected progress in English at key stage 3, along with 35% facing the same issue in maths.

The airport is facing the same issue as about 300 others staffed by Federal Aviation Administration controllers: a retirement bubble of a large number of them hired during a controllers' strike in 1981, and a mandatory retirement age of 56.

Everyone is facing the same issue – you have to rebalance things, you have to sort out your budget deficit, but do it in a way that keeps the economy strong and keeps basic services strong while reforming and changing them".

This policy is line with many other clothing, shoe and electronic stores who are also facing the same issue".

"The court, in this case, is facing the same issue, and we like a ship in an unchartered sea, seeking some guidance by the light thrown by the legislation and judicial precedents in foreign countries", it said.