Sentence examples for facing unique problems from inspiring English sources

The Reserves, however, are facing unique problems.

But Carnival is facing unique problems of its own.

We live in a complex, interconnected world facing unique problems that, if not tackled, could cause great pain, or even threaten a collapse of civilization as we know it.

But, he said, elite multinationals face unique problems that require elite training.

Professional athletes undoubtedly face unique problems, but it would be a mistake to think this is just football's problem.

Both sides agreed that defense lawyers and prosecutors would face unique problems in what is likely to be a hugely complex and emotion-laden case.

Mick Hildreth, GMB professional drivers' national organising secretary, said the union supported attempts to improve road safety but as lone workers at night they faced unique problems.

Switzerland, which has had one of the most successful national histories in Europe, faces unique problems in a time of peace and prosperity.

Mr. Nakasone repeatedly insisted that he had meant no offense and that he was merely pointing out that a multiracial society like the United States faced unique problems in areas such as education that Japan did not have to confront because of its homogeneity.

Further north and east in China, winemakers face unique problems.

Stuck between the individual appeal of the independents, and the pile 'em high power of Tesco and Amazon, Borders and Waterstone's face unique problems.