Sentence examples for has faced trouble from inspiring English sources
The Gawker reboot has faced trouble from its start.
It has faced trouble in Europe before: in 2013, the data protection authority in Holland also ruled that Google had violated its policies and forced the company to change how it discloses information to consumers in the country.
Sgt. John Nettles has faced trouble in the past.
The Crown Prince said Bahrain was "safe", adding: "Just like any other country that has faced troubles in the past, we will learn and move on".
City officials have faced trouble winning support for some of their previous camera-related endeavors.
But the Better Together camp knew they were in a strong position after the final polls gave them a lead and the postal vote returns showed they were comfortably ahead in areas where they could have faced trouble.
As a lobbyist and the consummate insider, he would have faced trouble from tea-party types in the primary; as a profoundly southern Republican whose foot can often be found somewhere in the vicinity of his molars, he would have had real problems attracting independent voters, particularly northern and non-white ones.That said, I'm sorry to see him go.
The Tory leadership were so nervous that camp beds were brought in for staff to ensure that everyone was on hand But the Better Together camp knew they were in a strong position after the final polls gave them a lead and the postal vote returns showed they were comfortably ahead in areas where they could have faced trouble.
Other big-budget projects in development have faced troubles.
But it has faced further trouble over its handling of the money laundering allegations in recent days.
