1. come up against a series of problems.

2. If you come up against difficulties, let me know and I'll help out.

3. We may find we come up against quite a lot of opposition from local people.

4. We expect to come up against a lot of opposition to the plan.

5. We expect to come up against a lot of opposition to the scheme.

6. We seem to have come up against a brick wall in this investigation.

7. You'll come up against the reigning champion in the next round.

8. They come up against our distinctive types of personal defence and weakness.

9. One of these days Sam is going to come up against a good old time proper door.

10. And what do you do when to come up against a brick wall?

11. Here, Wade realized, he had come up against a few firm truths.

12. Together, they come up against an extraordinarily barbaric state bureaucracy and not a few disappointments.

13. You may come up against a bit of opposition.

14. We have come up against an unexpected problem.

15. Editor: How do you come up against dingdong atelier?

16. Have you come up against Harry much in training?

17. He has come up against table of organization limitations.

18. Come up against irritated worry, oneself one person, how ability not sadness?

19. We shall solve all the problem we have come up against.

20. Cannavaro is likely to come up against Liverpool striker Fernando Torres, a player he admires.

21. I had been come up against many such stationmaster, they are static after idea passes, sincere letter is a person, make a station anew, the bosom with broad Baidu is final readmit them.

22. Other ex-players who may come up against Liverpool next season include Blackburn's El Hadji Diouf, Stoke pair Jermaine Pennant and Salif Diao, and Wolverhampton Wanderers midfielder Adam Hammill.

23. You've got no idea of what you're going to come up against.

24. The cognitive obstacles in the way of police investigations Detectives who seek to establish what happened come up against serious cognitive obstacles.

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25. They looked at each other with the knowledge that they had come up against the edge of the permissible.

26. When he falls for a white girl they inevitably come up against parental intransigence and social hostility.

27. She swam in what she hoped was the direction of the stairs, only to come up against a wall.

28. Nevertheless, Peachcake, if you marry this young man, you're bound to come up against prejudice from time to time.

29. I must say, this is a situation I haven't come up against before.

30. We see clearly, a company is cock-a-hoop when suitable condition, but come up against truly cannot when the challenge of exceed, meet immediately all the way coast.

31. Fat fat doctor: I come up against a tickler now, want to get a help!

32. The former Padova youngster has come up against some tough opponents down the years, but he misses one in particular.

33. And the high places of Isaac will be unpeopled , and the holy places of Israel will be made waste; and I will come up against the family of Jeroboam with the sword.

34. How to come up against trouble to do? How calm?

35. Marriage, still be one can touch the fond dream that come up against in woman heart probably, and other people, did not blow cut lathery duty.

36. Ben's case is not unique but one of several I have come up against during the past few years.

37. We eventually conquered all the difficulties we had come up against.

38. It's here that we come up against the difference of approach.

39. The army come up against fierce opposition in every town.

40. Why place of my T word grew black much beans, but after was being squeezed with the hand, should come up against the sun to be met only aglow or nigrescent ?

41. Where to the skin is caught or come up against to be met protuberant, be dermatosis?

42. Older people applying for jobs come up against an age barrier.

43. When we come up against difficulties, we should cross a river in the same boat.