Sentence examples for still faced problems from inspiring English sources

Once healthy enough to start playing again, Flipkens still faced problems.

But despite this, and subsequent triumphant tours, she still faced problems.

"This is almost a repeat of what we saw at the end of the first gulf war," said Richard T. Curtin, director of surveys at the University of Michigan, who said he thought the economy was improving but still faced problems.

But administration officials reiterated their call for an immediate package of new and accelerated tax cuts, saying the economy still faced problems, including economic weakness abroad, weak corporate profits and the possibility of a recovery, similar to the one after the last recession, in 1990-91, in which the unemployment rate remained high for months or years.

Once at their GP's surgery, the women still faced problems getting a correct diagnosis.

But Mr. Saro is still facing problems with tight credit.

But others say venture capital still faces problems that will be difficult to fix.

But Ms. Clark says she still faces problems with her boiler and roof.

"We always said to people that we were still facing problems.

Vietnamese people, however, still face problems with money and are therefore cautious about risking that prosperity.

"Mr Me" no longer "fitted into my artistic project".Once on-stage, a satire can still face problems.