face problems

But they often face problems doing business in the west.

I never knew what it was like to see married people face problems and get through them.

The students also face problems going to school as near the schools the problem is at its worst.

Almost all of the region has been facing problems to get good quality education.

At the same time, they face problems involving their property.

For this reason alone the poor old British car industry is facing problems.

We may face problems in the near future because of this."

The deal will bring together two British companies that both face problems with their biggest products.

Perhaps most important, it faces problems that are national, not regional.

More difficult still, the city, like the country, faces problems beyond rebuilding.

But her county, east of Cleveland, is not the only one facing problems.

Still, researchers have found that many parents face problems they had not anticipated.

Maybe I was looking for a way to check out, to avoid facing problems.

They, however, face problems which have been discussed here today, particularly financing.

The problem is that the leaders of these parties have faced problems.

The channels are rated at only 35 feet, and some companies already face problems.

The best way to face problems with debt is to start drawing up a budget.

He also gained confidence to face problems that will come in his life.

Outpatient programs can be a challenge because you may continue to face problems at work and home.

But that wasn't the first time the college has faced problems.

Single parents face problems beyond the fact that work often pays them poorly.

Bulgaria, for example, will be facing problems in the future.

They were people like us, facing problems broadly similar to those that we now face.

Sometimes, facing problems which seemed beyond his ability, he wished there were more of him.

"Making intelligent decisions and facing problems head on make a lot more sense to me."