Sentence examples for problems faces from inspiring English sources

"Any Asian country with serious political problems faces the possibility of terrorism and suicide hijackings," Mr. Eckes said.

But drowsy driving, which the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety calls "one of the most significant, unrecognized traffic safety problems," faces tougher legal hurdles.

Ms. Brett-Pierce, who according to Administration for Children's Services officials had a history of drug problems, faces up to 25 years to life in prison if convicted.

Our study indicates that applying existing AD tools to realistic geophysical problems faces limitations that urgently need to be solved to allow the continuous use of AD tools for solving geophysical problems on modern computer architectures.

The last group, those with cognitive problems, faces considerable risk that gets even greater if their disease causes them to "act out" with difficult behaviors.

WASHINGTON (RNS) The iconic Washington National Cathedral, already struggling with financial problems, faces millions of dollars in repair costs from the damage inflicted by Tuesday's (Aug. 23) East Coast earthquake.

Both are problems faced across disciplines.

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Mentions other problems facing Mrs. Gandhi.

Similar problems face President Jacques Chirac of France.

There are several problems facing health experts.