Sentence examples for is facing a problem from inspiring English sources

President Obama is facing a problem at this week's G8 meeting in L'Aquila, Italy.

BASEL, Switzerland — Nick Hayek, the chief executive of the Swatch Group, is facing a problem many of his corporate counterparts might envy: he's doing too much business.

The ethanol industry is facing a problem selling its product because overall gasoline sales are down even while ethanol production is up.

Now he is facing a problem he has never encountered before, one that is an awkward fit with his skeptical, K.G.B.-trained mind.

By 18 months they may spontaneously, without solicitation, help an adult who is facing a problem in a task, like trying to reach an object that is out of reach or open a door when his hands are full.

But according to local reports, the Knutsford Conservative Club, which shares premises with the Chancellor's local staff, is facing a problem all too familiar to Mr Osborne – it is in the midst of a cash crisis.

But Ms. Hochuli-Wallman and millions of other digital shutterbugs are facing a problem.

"They are facing a problem of their own making," said Graham Smith, director of anti-monarchy group Republic.

Some of them have suggested that he may be facing a problem if he declines to prosecute.

[New City Patch via Gothamist] Occupy Wall Street protesters are facing a problem endemic to life in Manhattan: too many residents, not enough space.

— Leaders of this town in the bluegrass country of northeast Kentucky are facing a problem any mayor would envy: how to spend a windfall.