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The phrase "are continually facing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing challenge or situation that someone or a group is encountering.
Example: "In today's fast-paced world, businesses are continually facing the challenges of adapting to new technologies."
Alternatives: "are constantly confronting the" or "are repeatedly encountering the".
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But if you feel like you are continually facing the same dead end with a person, ask yourself if you are playing any part in letting them in in the first place.
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If you walk in a circle around your friend and constantly turn so that you are continually facing him, you are both revolving and rotating.
Its core products, the Windows operating system and the Office productivity suite, still dominate their respective markets and, while they are continually facing more capable competition and hence have declining market share, Windows and Office remain strong product offerings.
We have cut back on capital expenditures and we are continually faced with financial pressures.
Countries are continually faced with public health concerns, particularly because their citizenries often undertake risky health behaviours.
Clinicians are continually faced with various tip and torque prescriptions of each commercially available bracket system and are often unable to determine the extent to which the teeth follow the movement designated by the prescription.
"We are continually faced with a series of great opportunities brilliantly disguised as insoluble problems".
Organisms are continually faced with changing circumstances and surroundings, including variations in diet and exposure to environmental substances.
These clinic members interact constantly in a nonlinear way and are continually faced with external and internal changes, such as patient's medical status, insurance requirements, regulations, new research findings, member turnover and legal issues.
There are calls for the Faroe Islands, San Marino and the like to clear off out of World Cup qualifiers in football, and cricket is continually facing issues with inclusion and exclusion from international competition.
This principle could make very significant demands, especially if we were continually facing situations where a slight sacrifice would save someone's life.
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