Sentence examples for still faces difficulties from inspiring English sources

But Iran is still faces difficulties in its program to build the Shahab-3, a missile with a range of 780 miles.

And although in recent months, AT&T Wireless, Cingular Wireless and several other United States carriers have announced two-way service, which allows mobile customers to exchange up to 160 characters of text at a time, it still faces difficulties.

Candela still faces difficulties.

But unless the Pentagon reduces some of the duties it had planned to expand, it could still face difficulties.

But "there's no denying that in developing military relations, we still face difficulties and challenges," Colonel Geng added.

He said the economy still faced difficulties in boosting rural incomes, reining in energy use and pollution and finding qualified workers for industries.

It was a sign that Mr. Murdoch still faced difficulties in Britain after a damning parliamentary report said he was unfit to run a global company.

The company also said it still faced difficulties meeting demand for the new version of its popular 737 narrow-body jet.

The FPB's chief executive, Phil Orford, said some companies would be able to get much needed finance but others would still face difficulties.

Regardless of technology benefits, safety planners still face difficulties explaining errors related to the use of different technologies and evaluating how the errors impact the performance of safety decision making.

"All in all, we believe that the first-quarter G.D.P. growth acceleration will only be temporary," he said, adding that the French government will still face difficulties meeting its budget-deficit reduction targets.