Sentence examples for More faced from inspiring English sources

Many more faced eviction because of rent arrears.

"That realisation meant that I once more faced a difficult decision.

Ten hours and two flights after leaving Heathrow Airport, Bowyer was once more faced with the contrasting levels of wealth and poverty that swing so wildly in Pune, on India's west coast.

Stocks plunged yesterday, just two days after a euphoric rally that sent the Nasdaq composite index up 14percentt, as investors once more faced the reality of slowing growth in the economy and in corporate profits.

And his Spanish, he is the first to admit, is "a work in progress," but that does not prevent him from risking it more and more, faced with polls showing that his popularity is lowest among the Hispanic voters who helped elect him.

AS some of the largest luxury rental buildings in Manhattan began converting to condominiums in the last few years, the tenants paying market rates — up to $3,500 or more — faced a tough choice: fight their landlords for the right to stay as renters or move on when their leases expired.

As men live longer, more face the challenge of difficult-to-control high blood pressure.

"There's more facing us than social justice," Bishop Jakes has said.

This year he will play more facing the basket.

More faces float by: A middle-aged man.

More facing the risk of trafficking, abuse, exploitation and forced labour".