Examples of using Face problems in English and their translations into Spanish
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There's no face problems in my family, Jess.
Inner strength can help a child face problems.
Men face problems and find intelligent solutions.
How do women feel when they have to face problems alone?
Young people face problems find jobs these days.
People also translate
Those children who harass their parents have to face problems some day.
Do we not have to face problems and challenges of a great magnitude?
However, Ethiopia is not the only country where Rastafarians face problems.
Many men face problems in the intimate sphere, regardless of age.
We now have rules allowing for early intervention when banks face problems.
Maybe you will have to face problems that you never faced before.
We face problems like excessive drinking, violence, and teenagers getting pregnant.
I sometimes became very aggressive and upset when I face problems at work.”.
One person may face problems that another person will never encounter.
When you have too many negative aspects,you have to face problems in life.
Sometimes the users face problems during the download process.
Patients coming from far-off places are detached from their community and environment and face problems of transportation.
Many converts face problems in everyday life, predominantly on a social level.
Pregnant women whose pregnancy constitutes a health danger face problems in receiving necessary termination procedures.
Roma face problems, in particular, in connection with the selection of tenants for rental apartments.
Generalized humanitarian concerns face problems of veracity, feasibility, and consequence.
Women face problems of access to the labour market and take jobs that are considered“women's work” in the service sector with low pay and few prospects for promotion.
Incomplete(single-parent) families face problems in exercising their educational and social functions.
All religions must face problems of intolerance and should therefore appear on an equal footing in any enumeration.
Middle-income and wealthier countries also face problems of ensuring inclusion in access to physical infrastructure.
Cooperatives like companies face problems with organisational governance issues, financial record keeping, business know-how, finding markets for their products and product development.
The countries of Western Asia face problems of water pollution from domestic, industrial and agricultural sources.
Many people have to face problems in their lives which demand some immediate funds.
Intrusive flow meters face problems inherent to their technologies: Clogging of impulse lines, deposit formation, and more.
Doctors working in prisons face problems that are different from those encountered by doctors working with the ordinary population.