Sentence examples for was facing problems from inspiring English sources
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The front part of the head, featuring the eyes, nose, and mouth and the surrounding area.
Navx complained to the French government, saying its sales had plunged and that as a result it was facing problems raising capital.
In his book Mr. Kaiser returned the dig, suggesting Mr. Levy was motivated by jealousy because the Kennedy Center, he said, was advancing in the eyes of the arts world while Lincoln Center was facing problems.
Asked about reports that the Chris Evans-frelaunchelaunch of Top Gear was facing problems, Hall said outgoing controller of BBC2 Kim Shillinglaw had "done a great job" but added "Charlotte is an an extraordinarily creative talent.
The company's reported revenue increase in the quarter came from an acquisition and from a joint venture that was facing problems caused by a change of strategy by the venture partner, Tops Appliance City, which has since filed for bankruptcy protection.
A few years ago, Mr. Icahn went after Eastman Kodak when it was facing problems moving from film to digital imaging.
"Even before the military coup this deal was facing problems, but the new military government is appraising everything and a number of companies have been targeted," says Alex Vines of London-based think tank Chatham House.
We are facing problems though.
Even the countries with healthier demographics are facing problems.
If Ghawar is facing problems, then so is Saudi Arabia and, indeed, the entire world.
Furthermore, like the Republicans last week, he is facing problems with the weather.
But Japan is facing problems that the eurozone does not necessarily share – yet.
