Sentence examples for is facing difficulty from inspiring English sources

Labor has said it could get the budget back to surplus before the Coalition, which is facing difficulty getting several controversial measures through the Senate.

Newsweek, which is in the midst of a reinvention under a new celebrity editor, Tina Brown, and a new deep-pocketed owner, Sidney Harman, is facing difficulty as it tries to recapture the readership and revenue it lost after years of decline.

Shouldn't we take advantage of these last hours to offer good deeds and obedience?" The prayers with which the letter concludes, Dr. Khan said, are common ones, usually used when a person is "facing difficulty or embarking on some important mission".

"Our economy is facing difficulties unprecedented since World War II".

The state is facing difficulties paying its employees and maintaining basic public services.

Paramount is unsurprised that Noah is facing difficulties in Muslim countries, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

In Colombia, for instance, President Álvaro Uribe, a conservative populist and an American ally, is facing difficulties in a push to allow him to run for a third term.

But his post-primary surge seems to have come to an end, and recent local polling suggests that he is facing difficulties in some key battleground states.

Achieving interoperability through the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS/ETCS) is facing difficulties in railway safety assessment due to the interaction of national and European operating specifications.

Lorene Didier, WFP spokesperson, says, "WFP is facing difficulties to maintain the level of assistance to its school meals programme".

"All in all, the government is facing difficulties but not the social explosion that was practically inevitable" a decade ago, Kanenguiser said.