Sentence examples for has faced some obstacles from inspiring English sources

The orchestra has faced some obstacles.

Had the case gone to trial, Nitec would have faced some obstacles.

Now, having recently celebrated her 90th birthday, she has faced some serious health-related obstacles, but when all appeared bleak, she picked herself up and battled on.

Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina, another two-time winner, have faced some of the obstacles — namely corruption and poverty — that hamper African squads.

Evacuating local staff members has faced other obstacles.

In countries with stringent privacy laws, including Greece and Germany, the Street View project has faced legal obstacles.

But the task of selling the image of the club as one progressing forward has faced certain obstacles.

The study's recommendation may finally smooth the way for a pipeline that has faced many obstacles.

At the same time, the Obama administration has faced consistent obstacles from Republican critics in pursuing tighter regulatory limits on air pollution.

But the ruling party has faced considerable obstacles, including an astonishingly embarrassing ongoing scandal involving appointees to the unelected Senate (the Canadian version of the House of Lords) and a flagging economy.

The ministry is the official body in charge of archaeological digs and artefact preservation - but their work has faced many obstacles recently.