Sentence examples for troubles they face from inspiring English sources

Below are two interviews with such coordinators – about their work, the people they meet and the troubles they face.

More worrying, Mr. Nguyen added, many bankers still do not understand the full extent of the troubles they face.

In a brief address from his vacation home on the island of Martha's Vineyard, Mass., President Obama recognized both the historic nature of the rebels' accomplishment and the troubles they face.

When asked why learning about the Syrian conflict in the classroom is important, James Hoehn, a now college freshman, said, "The younger generations live their lives with little concern for others and the troubles they face.

For many, this sort of beautification is a way to escape the troubles they face in their daily lives, and it appears to have become almost an alternative to therapy.

The trouble they face is that every action is also perceived as a further sign of quite how worried they are about the slide in shares and the wider economy.

(The trouble they faced in the industry is pointedly dramatized in one of the films in the series, Dash's 1982 featurette "Illusions," a historical fantasy-drama about a black woman producer in Hollywood during the Second World War — and about sexual harassment).

In this mini-review we take a board spectrum approach to introduce this novel family of biomolecules and the troubles that they face in their sequence and disulfide connectivity assignment, together highlighting the present combined strategies involved in cyclic peptide/cyclotide synthesis and modification.

It's a general deterrent to those who cause trouble that they face long bans with no right of appeal".

But the Patriots could have trouble if they face a team that can score and play defense - like the Steelers or the Ravens.

The Musketeers might finally be back, and that could mean trouble for whoever they face in the N.C.A.A. tournament.