Examples of using Often face in English and their translations into Chinese
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Hospitals often face large-scale traffic.
Once a husband dies, women often face financial insecurity.
At this point we often face a big problem.
Further, irregular migrants often face practical obstacles in renting.
So water needs often face a“tug of war” for demand between agriculture, urban needs, industry and energy.
Unopposed candidates often face"assured victories," as the law states that they only need at least one vote to win.
Multinationals in areas such as semiconductors often face a Faustian pact on doing business in China- market access in return for technology transfer.
Aging and creativity can seem a particularly fraught relationship for artists, who often face age-related difficulties as their audience's expectations are at a peak.
Minorities often face discrimination and exclusion, and they struggle to have their human rights respected even under conditions of full and unquestioned citizenship.
At the same time, women and girls often face violence within educational institutions.
Key populations often face legal and social barriers that increase their vulnerability to HIV and impede their access to prevention, testing and treatment programmes.
Retirees often face a loss of identity- who am I if I am not a practicing physician anymore?
These women often face deplorable working conditions, labour exploitation and human rights abuses, frequently without legal recourse to remedy.
In addition to the fixed costs of college, students with disabilities often face additional financial hurdles to attending and succeeding in college.
People who attend only some college often face greater financial risk, defaulting on their student loans at three times the rate of college graduates.
Text Classification projects in the real world often face the biggest hurdle of getting access to a sizeable amount of data and manually annotating them.
Bing advises foreign businesses on the issues that foreign businesses often face when operating in China, including.
Minorities often face systematic discrimination which creates blockages to their full enjoyment of their rights, including their right to education.
UX professionals often face challenging situations where colleagues and stakeholders default to their own opinions and feelings and forget about the intended target audience.
As mentioned on page 9 of the report, migrant women often face a double disadvantage in the labour market: as women and because of their ethnic backgrounds.