Sentence examples for be faced among which from inspiring English sources

However, major challenges must be faced, among which the rapid knowledge growth and the diversification of training offered in parallel to an increasing number of students with scarce resources yet aiming at high quality of training.

"Crime rates and irresponsibility among Negroes are a fact of life which must be faced".

"It has been proven that children coming from broken families are faced with many social and psychosocial problems among which are low educational achievement, the risk of delinquency, and premature entry into the labour force," said Anne Skatvedt, UNICEF Representative in Jordan.

For the last decades European countries have been facing unprecedented demographic challenges, among which the most important remains the process of population aging.

Consider Campbell Soup Co., which recently was recognized as having the No. 1 reputation among U.S. companies yet is faced with lagging sales and a continued drop in share price.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell made his first overseas trip in February to win support for U.S. efforts to revitalize the policy, which was facing increased opposition among three of the five permanent U.N. Security Council members--Russia, China and France--as well as from the former coalition that forced Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait in 1991.

Pakistan is among those developing countries which are facing severe shortages of energy now-a-days.

Two Britons are among a group of 20 journalists working for Al-Jazeera facing criminal trial in Egypt on charges of aiding or joining a terrorist organisation – the latest press crackdown in a country which is facing growing instability.

China is facing a significant tuberculosis epidemic among rural-to-urban migrants, which poses a threat to TB control.

Face to the side of which the opponent is facing.

That is facing many cities in Europe, Paris among them".