Sentence examples for was facing challenging from inspiring English sources

Graham Morrison, the group's managing director, said the business was facing challenging trading conditions and needed to keep a tight control on its costs.

George Salmon, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said easyJet was facing challenging times on a number of fronts and was one of the FTSE 100's worst performers since the EU referendum.

South32's chief executive Graham Kerr said the sector was facing challenging times, but that the new firm would "start life with a strong balance sheet, along with high-quality, well maintained, cash generative assets and highly talented people".

By August 2007, the commercial paper market was "facing challenging conditions, with very little liquidity" and "funding for almost any type of mortgage or ABS" -- asset-backed security -- "product dried up".

"Our industry is facing challenging times and SAP is no different," Mr. Plattner said.

Palm is facing challenging times.

Wireless technologies are facing challenging issues in term of bandwidth, scalability and distance requirements, especially for transmitting large data.

Liberty Lane was facing challenges beyond a choppy stock market.

Mr Hu also acknowledged that China was facing challenges arising from social change.

He said Victoria was a strong, robust, diverse economy but was facing challenges.

At the time Blair was facing challenges on a number of fronts.