Sentence examples for facing tough challenges from inspiring English sources
THE SCRIPT: Mr. McCall says, "New York is facing tough challenges.
Some of Europe's most dominant sides are facing tough challenges in their domestic leagues this season.
Seven Republican state senators facing tough challenges have sued the tiny Working Families Party, making a fairly novel argument that it is not a legally functioning party.
While the throughput demand for a backbone router keeps increasing constantly, both routing and switching of packets are facing tough challenges for running faster.
It exited China via the Didi deal, this month it suspended its service in Taiwan following government pressure, and it is facing tough challenges in South Korea and Japan.
"Is this being used as an excuse to slim down the hospital and betray the promises that were made to me as a local MP and a Welsh minister when the go-ahead for this PFI hospital was given?" A Welsh government spokesman said: "The Welsh NHS is facing tough challenges, including a serious problems with training and recruiting medical staff.
As schools break up for the Easter holidays parents are facing tougher challenges in finding childcare.
Meanwhile, Rothenberg has been facing tougher challenges.
Network security and its energy efficiency are facing tougher challenges for mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) due to emerging purposive strategic internal attacks conducted by smart malicious nodes and unavoidable external attacks.
