Sentence examples for harsh problems from inspiring English sources

Confront the hard and harsh problems of today's world, and work for solutions".

Investors are nervous about the prospects for Europe's car market and its leading manufacturers which face a slew of harsh problems.

Nissan was down 26.4% Investors are nervous about the prospects for Europe's car market and its leading manufacturers which face a slew of harsh problems.

McDavid says that while she always has had a passion for philanthropy, it was travel to less developed countries such as Vietnam, Rwanda, and Jamaica as the National Development Chair of the UNICEF Next Generation Steering Committee that truly opened her eyes to the harsh problems people can face in everyday life.

We face economic, social and political dilemmas that present more dimensional conflicts than what the usual storybook could ever tell and there's usually no magical plot twist to real, harsh problems like poverty, hunger, crime and massive scales of corruption.

He is a prolific writer (he has over 30 plays to his name) whose work deftly deconstructs harsh social problems, from addiction to disability and mental illness.

Operating at the barring speed is often considered as the machine is close to the stand still condition and may not be subjected to any harsh vibration problem.

Because they already face such a harsh employment problem, China's leaders are keeping an especially fearful eye on the economic crisis now engulfing other Asian countries.

A bankruptcy filing by Phoenix Resort, a theme park operator, has now cast a harsh spotlight on problems in what Japan calls its third sector, enterprises partly owned by local governments.

"I don't want to be a prophet of catastrophic scenarios, but you have to take into account that there are many open problems, harsh words and even hate speech," he said.

Garrincha lived in a period of great change for Brazil: the country tried to modernise but industrialisation proved a harsh reality and problems typical to any developing country quickly spread, poverty and criminality exploding in overcrowded cities.