Sentence examples for to face any difficulty from inspiring English sources

Neither Mr. Helms nor Mr. Thompson would be likely to face any difficulty in raising millions if they chose to run, officials of both parties said.

The theme recurring most in interviews with those participants was their preparedness for breastfeeding, and determination to face any difficulty.

Corbyn is affected by the loss of his Islington North constituency but is unlikely to face any difficulties being selected for the reshaped seat.

Building in extra time to your schedule can help reduce stress and make sure you have the time to face any unexpected difficulties.

Only one of them answered he/she did not face any difficulty due to the impairment.

This behaviour underlines not just Assad's confidence that he is unlikely to face any sanction but also the difficulties faced by aid groups, particularly the UN.

Respondents did not face any difficulties completing the questionnaire.

The learners were asked if they faced any difficulty due to their impairment in the courses.

At 1 week, a telephone call was made to each participant to check whether they were facing any difficulties, and a brief counseling (less than 5 minutes) was given if requested.

"To face difficulty, a new language for his family.

The agency has continued to face difficulties working in Yarmouk.