Sentence examples for is faced with the difficult from inspiring English sources

A lexicographer is faced with the difficult task of selecting a suitable set of labels.

In Aetna, the country's largest health insurer, Dr. Rowe takes over a company that is faced with the difficult task of improving customer relations while raising prices for managed-care coverage.

What looks promising for television at large, however, is painful for Comedy Central, which is losing a third marquee talent and is faced with the difficult task of replacing Stewart.

Now, the N.F.L., after two emotional memorial services for Young this month, is faced with the difficult challenge of replacing him, and according to N.F.L. officials, John Beake will most likely fill the slot in the near future.

Meanwhile, Camille and co finally flee from the village of the dead, though not before Camille is faced with the difficult task of choosing between her family and Virgil, the boy she loves.

Mr Ramsey said that medical schools in particular are faced with the difficult task of deciding which candidates to accept.

In 2002, EnCana Corporation was faced with the difficult task of permitting and building a crude oil pipeline around this city to connect with OCP.

Switzerland's two biggest banks, UBS and Credit Suisse, have been forced by regulators to pare back and are faced with the difficult task of becoming both smaller and more profitable.

When the fighting stops, we will be faced with the difficult task of healing a nation traumatized by decades of violence.

Mr. Foster and Ms. Goodman, dressed by Marina Draghici to resemble refugees from an exotic deck of playing cards, are faced with the difficult challenge of adding flesh to their cardboard-cutout characters.

Bianchi pointed out some of the pitfalls to approaches that utilize prenatal screening, including the potential for physicians to learn uncomfortable information, and be faced with the difficult decision of whether to share it.