Sentence examples for would face difficulty from inspiring English sources

Many analysts have believed for some time that the bank would face difficulty going it alone.

The government quoted a person who said "Remember 9/11" and others who claimed that Christians would face difficulty trying to build a church in Iraq.

Mr. D'Amato, a Republican who is up for re-election and has been plagued by questions about his role and influence in several Federal housing projects, conceded that his proposal would face difficulty in Washington.

During the transition between the campaign and the beginning of the Trump administration his name was floated as a potential Homeland Security secretary, although political insiders suggested he would face difficulty being placed in any seat that required Senate confirmation.

He would face difficulty trying to turn around WorldCom, the No. 2 long-distance company and a major carrier of Internet traffic, just as he is learning the industry, the analysts said.

The government would face difficulty getting Senate approval to remove the 49% foreign ownership cap, but Labor has not ruled out discussions about amendments to other thresholds outlined in the act.

Moreover, a loan from the Treasury would face difficulties.

Of course, any new entrant would face difficulties.

However, the design of ligand systems with vanadium catalysts would face difficulties, because it is difficult to experimentally determine the structures of the active species of vanadium catalysts.

"It is not a feminist plotline, but the reality is that a woman in her position would face difficulties that men would not.

Mr. Trump would face difficulties in his plans to eliminate the E.P.A., although it is likely he could substantively reduce its size.