Sentence examples for has faced difficult from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hochul has faced difficult odds before.

UBS analyst Andrew Hughes said: "DFS has faced difficult conditions before and handled them well.

LIKE thousands of other Americans without comprehensive health insurance, Rosa Metz has faced difficult decisions at her local pharmacy.

Three Republicans are seeking the job of Representative Melissa Bean, who has faced difficult races for her suburban district the past two elections.

Rolls has faced difficult times recently, issuing a string of profit warnings and cutting its dividend for the first time in almost 25 years.

The coalition has faced difficult times and yet has done far more to solve long-term problems and build an open society than Labour managed at a time of plenty".

Like many of their generation, they have faced difficult choices in trying to maximise their income in old age.

Still, betraying little worry, he recently wrote investors: "We have faced difficult periods in the past over our 23-year history".

The family man who had faced difficult moments at Brown University as a poor Italian with a Brooklyn accent must have decided that his reputation was more important than justice.

Britain's most successful female Olympian finished only eighth in a field of 11 and would probably have faced difficult questions from the stewards had she shown such tactical naivety in a professional race but, in the circumstances, she did at least as well as could be expected.

Rail passengers have faced difficult conditions in south Wales on one of the busiest weekends of the year.