Sentence examples for are yet facing from inspiring English sources

A good number of people question the federal government's prosecution of Martha Stewart Martha Stewart on the grounds that even if she committed some crime, it's trivial compared to the likes of crimes allegedly committed by others such as WorldCom 's Bernie Ebbers Bernie Ebbers, Citgroup 's Jack Grubman Jack Grubman or Enron 's Ken Lay none of whom are yet facing criminal charges.

Considering the fact that staging an Olympic Games would have been wholly antithetical to his goal of making working-class New Yorkers more prosperous, it had to have been one of the easiest decisions he's yet faced.

"Policymakers are yet again facing uncomfortable dilemmas, raising uncertainty about the final outcome," the fund said in its annual assessment of the eurozone.

"It is not acceptable that the people, year-in-year-out in that entire area of the Levels, are yet again facing more problems," he said.

Many communities along the Gulf Coast are yet again facing a threat to their livelihood as oil spreads across the ocean and begins polluting the shoreline.

I'm afraid in British society that we are yet to face all the evils".

Two and half years after her murder, the men arrested in connection with her murder are yet to face trial.

We are yet again faced with the agonizing decision of whether to respond militarily to another atrocity that human beings perpetrated on other innocent human beings.

Even large companies that are not yet facing patent expirations are showing a willingness to shell out huge sums for smaller innovators.

"Dell is trying to show more hardware capability, and increase software and services," he says, but at a scale that isn't yet facing most of its customers.

She described him as an "experienced detective" who was not yet facing any criminal charges.