Sentence examples for we may face difficulties from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hosono told reporters the decommissioning faced challenges that were not totally predictable, but "we must do it even though we may face difficulties along the way".

We may face difficulties in the rate of accrual, participant (patient and/or clinician) discomfort with being recorded, the Hawthorne effect, concerns related to multi-lingual data collection and analysis, social-desirability or premature disclosure of study hypotheses.

Abdelmoneim said some may face difficulties over their absence from their usual NHS jobs.

The two carriers may face difficulties obtaining approval for an alliance from European regulators, however.

But the settlement may face difficulties in the ratification vote on Friday.

However, the psychological literature suggests that individuals may face difficulties considering the facts from another's perspective.

Foreign (non-mainland Chinese) architectural, engineering and construction (AEC) firms may face difficulties managing construction projects in China because they are unfamiliar with this new operating environment.

What has changed, he believes, is the nature of the people working in television – one reason he thinks his new drama may face difficulties getting commissioned.

As for Germany, it may face difficulties in fostering a startup culture: its venture capital investment is around ten times less than in America.

Likewise, other reform votes on the shareholder ballot — including one that would force the company to compile a report on political spending and another on how executive pay is tied to company performance — may face difficulties.

The State Department yesterday issued a warning to dual Iranian-American citizens that they may face difficulties leaving Iran, noting the detention and imprisonment of dual nationals in recent weeks.