Sentence examples for I generally face from inspiring English sources

My childhood friend Yosra and I are in conflict, though I should clarify that "conflict" may conjure a different expectation for readers than what Yosra and I generally face.

When the government's own supporters are clearly united it generally faces far less trouble in the chamber.

Indeed, because of widespread ignorance, people with AIDS generally face severe discrimination.

That would be a bargain for Europeans, who generally face higher fuel tax rates.

In the developed world, tour operators do not generally face a crisis, though future profits will depend on successfully adjusting.

Iowa justices generally face retention every eight years and need a simple majority of votes to keep their seats.

Emerging-markets phone companies like Telmex, Mr. Lewis said, "generally face less competition than their developed-market peers and are cheaper".

MANAGERS of successful small-cap stock funds generally face a problem: their funds are flooded with cash, forcing them to buy bigger stocks.

For many smaller companies, which generally face steeper rate increases, 2001 will bring their third annual increase of more than 10percentt.

Most tenants in council and housing association properties get lifetime security, compare to private renters who generally face six-month or one year tenancies.

His cultural and political footprint is unique in a country where people generally face a choice between thriving within the confines of the system or shouting from the shadows outside it.