Sentence examples for be faced with all from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the issue of "open access" to scientific information is becoming increasingly important and must be faced with all its consequences.

A conclusion appears to be clear: international terrorism will persist, and needs to be faced with all our efforts and imagination.

You'll be faced with all kinds of rejection.

It is also worth remembering that many people use heroin to escape personal problems: such a user has to fight through the agony of withdrawal only to then be faced with all the same problems they were escaping from in the first place, but now with the added burden of heroin cravings to deal with.

It's ironic that in the greatest year we have ever had, we're faced with all of this talk".

As his body falls apart, the novel tightens into a frightening psychological claustrophobia, and the reader is faced with all the little lies that Don tells himself and all the disappointments that no amount of alcohol can blot out.

In the book it seems as though a lot of things happen to her: she is flung into this environment where she's faced with all of these things, but we're examining it more from the idea of an internally driven journey and the cyclone that erupts inside of Dorothy.

How can we detect events in a system that is faced with all types of fluctuations during its life cycle?

And this is partly what this book is about: what it is like if you are 15, and you are faced with all the things a girl is supposed to be.

"I was faced with all this wealth, and I just wasn't geared for it.

So don't worry, once you've been faced with all the paternal anxiety you aren't prepared to process Super Mario Galaxy and Overwatch will be there to comfort you.