Sentence examples for has faced difficulty from inspiring English sources

But that longevity also presents challenges for Ms. Hartzler, who has faced difficulty building name recognition.

The result was annual losses of €20m on the route says Deutsche Bahn, the operator.It is not the only overnight service that has faced difficulty.

As his rivals for the Republican presidential nomination seem to be finding out, when Mitt Romney has faced difficulty in his bids for public office, he has had considerable success using negative attacks to weaken or overcome his opponents, Michael Barbaro and Jeremy W. Peters write.

Throughout his campaign, Bush has faced difficulty in distancing himself from his brother's divisive foreign policy decisions, chiefly the authorization of the Iraq War.

The command has faced difficulties in its first few years.

In recent decades, however, the playhouse has faced difficulties.

While Huawei has faced difficulties in some European markets, like France, it has done better elsewhere.

The Portuguese cork industry has faced difficulties recently due to the competition from plastic corks and screw tops.

Iran has faced difficulties refueling airplanes in Europe, getting some ports to accept their ships and attracting much-needed investment for oil production, officials and analysts say.

The new accounting oversight board, which is supposed to set auditor standards and conduct regular investigations of accounting firms, has faced difficulties recruiting senior staff members.

The company has faced difficulties developing new projects, but could see its fortunes improve if a new field in Utah delivers on its promise.