Sentence examples for many countries faced from inspiring English sources

Not since the Depression have so many countries faced so much trouble at once.

Many countries face similar deficits and similar perils.

The challenge of getting qualified, quality teachers into schools that need them most is one many countries face.

That means many countries face a choice: seize the moment to dismantle subsidies, or keep on handing out goodies that now cost less?

Many countries face similar problems, but in America the preponderance of vetoes makes the mix of spending cuts and revenue increases needed to deal with it impossible.

But India, like many countries, faces a tricky problem: even people who have a toilet don't always want to use it.

Workers across Europe may have to become accustomed to longer hours as many countries face chronic economic stagnation, increased competition and continuing high unemployment.

If the Swiss were unable to stand the pressure of being a currency bolthole, why should other countries be able to do so?The question is all the more urgent because many countries face the same problem.

Financial institutions are given time to update software.The real problem with the euro, says Mr Tepper, is the fact that many countries face large imbalances and high debts.

The proposals are designed to combat the loss of relevance of bilateral cricket, especially Tests, and concerns that matches lack clear consequences for victory and defeat, as well as the fixture uncertainty many countries face.

"Instead of accessing Scotland's reliable energy resources [Davey] is talking of importing energy over interconnectors that don't yet exist from the European mainland where many countries face similar energy supply concerns as the UK.