Sentence examples for will face difficulties from inspiring English sources

You will face difficulties over bank accounts.

Even with wins in both states, Mr. Santorum will face difficulties because the delegates are awarded proportionally.

One Tory MP said: "Without doubt this will face difficulties in parliament if it gets into the Queen's Speech.

Unsurprisingly, this notes that sectors that are energy intensive and face stiff global competition, such as steel, will face difficulties when carbon prices rise.

But it warns: "There is wide variation in the financial performance and the health of different institutions within the sector, and some institutions will face difficulties if they experience repeated falls in student recruitment".

Critics are also concerned that those who do not have bank accounts or internet access will face difficulties preparing for the new way the benefit is run and paid.

Even 12 years after the Iraq invasion, any British government will face difficulty convincing people of the need for a foreign war, because the well of trust remains poisoned.

Among the better-off, worries about China's development in the coming years, including risks related to pollution and social unrest, are prompting growing numbers to emigrate, she says.Mr Xi will face difficulty selling the idea that China can be "rich and strong" while remaining a one-party state.

-Kyle Kondik and Geoffrey Skelley predict the Democrats will face difficulty in the 2018 Senate midterms.

Problem #5: The coalition that President Obama cobbled together in 2008 including unprecedented numbers of young people, African Americans, Hispanics, and women -- will face difficulty at the polls this year.

"All in all, we believe that the first-quarter G.D.P. growth acceleration will only be temporary," he said, adding that the French government will still face difficulties meeting its budget-deficit reduction targets.