Sentence examples for is facing huge challenges from inspiring English sources

There's no doubt that journalism is facing huge challenges and competition for jobs is fierce.

"European industry is facing huge challenges; the world is completely changing," Mr. Gallois said in an interview.

Although sanctions were officially lifted in January, Iran is facing huge challenges in reconnecting its economy to the global market, mostly because European banks are still reluctant to handle Iranian payments.

"Arwel's vast experience in the media industry will be an enormous asset for S4C at a time when the channel is facing huge challenges and will ensure continuity and stability," said John Walter Jones, the chairman of the S4C Authority.

In the current geo-political scenario, tight reservoir exploration is facing huge challenges mainly due to reservoir complexities and associated uncertainties and cost factors.

"Our health service is facing huge challenges that, if not dealt with today, will almost certainly mean a crisis tomorrow," he said.

"Chinese companies' investments in Myanmar are facing huge challenges," the article said.

Europe's small airports, those serving five million passengers a year or fewer, are facing huge challenges.

"Make no mistake," Mr. Johnston said, "we're facing huge challenges, especially with the credit crunch".

"We're at a position in Egyptian history where the military that has ruled us since 1952, and the Muslim Brotherhood, the oldest opposition group since 1928, these longstanding institutions are facing huge challenges and they are threatened," she says.

The upstream offshore multi-phase well-pipeline-riser installations are facing huge challenges related to slugging flow: An unstable flow regime where the flow rates, pressures and temperatures oscillate in the multi-phase pipelines.