Sentence examples for as many faced from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, as many faced starvation it was these bosses who eventually found a way to bring food and opportunity to those in need.

"This decision often comes at a price, as many faced legal obstacles in their attempts to secure the rights and privileges given automatically to married couples (e.g., the right to coverage by a spouse's health insurance).

Struggling state and local governments may dismiss more workers this year as many face their deepest shortfalls since the economic downturn began, and a Congressional stalemate over the country's budget could even lead to a federal government shutdown.

They won almost twice as many face-offs as Washington.

Now though, it's not just James Bond who has had as many face-changes as Doctor Who.

Compound that with the woeful and clunky arrangement of performances, which serves to compress as many faces as possible into allotted time slots.

At Labour conference in Brighton this week, shadow minister Jack Dromey worked hard to get in front of as many faces as possible.

But "Race for the White House" tries perhaps too hard to cram in as many voices on a topic as possible — and as many faces on the screen.

Whatever house Jack ends up building, it might require a lot of guest rooms, since Von Trier is apparently keen to stuff his mini-series with as many faces as possible.

The reason Mitchell and Kenyon placed their camera outside factory gates (as the Lumière brothers had done shortly before them in Lyon) was to capture as many faces as possible so that people would pay to come and see themselves on screen.

Now, however, Facebook wants to pull a Google and build a way to put their product in front of as many faces as often as possible.