Sentence examples for to face trouble from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hastings is not the only corporate executive to face trouble over his social media habits.

Mr. Sharon and his Palestinian nemesis, Yasir Arafat, continued to face trouble from within.

Xiyang is the biggest Chinese investment to face trouble in North Korea, but not the only one.

By early 1979, despite the coordinated efforts to push through this program, it began to face trouble.

Similar efforts are expected to face trouble in the Senate in the shape of Harry Reid of Nevada, the Senate majority leader.

As many as 4 million Burmese migrants currently work in Thailand and it is not uncommon for them to face trouble from Thai police.

Grugger was the fifth racer on the course but the first to face troubles in that section.

What's at stake is the classroom experience and outcomes for over 40 million kids, as states and local school districts find themselves caught in the middle of this debate and continue to face troubles transitioning to a complex new system.

A few clients through individual interviews claimed that they wanted to save the time of staying at the clinic waiting for the service as they were used to face troubles when seeking service at the district hospital.

They also want Netanyahu to understand he will face trouble in his conservative political coalition if he makes concessions to the Palestinians.

But punishing scientists with fines is bound to be controversial, and may face trouble on Capitol Hill.