Sentence examples for trouble faces from inspiring English sources

The Fortune Society, which runs a variety of social service programs and helps former convicts stay out of trouble, faces a $725,000 shortfall for programs to counsel parents of troubled youths, to steer convicts into drug treatment rather than prison, and to help single fathers find jobs and pay child support.

Like many great athletes, Favre has had trouble facing the end, twice coming out of retirement, unable to let go.

And, like experience, the ambiguities are sometimes too painful to face and Snyder himself has trouble facing them.

Mr. Shin, the unsmiling prosecuting attorney, assures him that he is in deep trouble, facing long years in prison.

Those of us who work in them get so many conflicting messages, we have trouble facing ourselves in the mirror.

Representative Trey Gowdy, a South Carolina Republican and longtime critic of Mr. Holder, said the trouble facing the attorney general was different now.

Television news directors wondered if they could have reported details about the trouble facing the interim government that replaced Mr. Chávez.

In their view, Latin music in the United States was in big trouble, facing internal and external conflicts that were largely ignored by the commentators.

Its chief exexcutive, Daniel S. Laikin Daniel S. Laikin is in serious trouble, facing government allegations of trying to manipulate the company's comically low stock price.

The staggering $98 billion budget deficit in 2015 portendeds the trouble facing the oil-dependent kingdom.

The BOJ stood pat despite the trouble facing Abenomics, Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe's growth program.