Sentence examples for be faced with strong from inspiring English sources

Even excluding Thursday's news, Nestle would be faced with strong regulatory opposition in Europe, said Lenz, and its focus in health, wellness and nutrition doesn't match Cadbury's products offering.

Today's industry is faced with strong and fierce competition.

Accelerating Uber's move to cash is the fact that it is faced with strong rivals in India (Ola) and Southeast Asia (Grab) which have long accepted cash.

Accelerating Uber's move to cash is the fact that it is faced with strong rivals in India (Ola) and Southeast Asia (Grab) which have long accepted cash.

Competitors were faced with strong winds and heavy rain along the course, which comprised a 2km swim, 78.5km cycle and 20km run.

Back in 2013, Gamespot (alongside other gaming sites) published news detailing how Dontnod Entertainment's creative director, Jean-Max Moris, had told Penny Arcade that while trying to secure funding for their first game, Remember Me, they had been faced with strong words from some publishers regarding their decision to feature a female protagonist.

At the same time local producers are faced with strong competition from imports of higher-quality, Western processed food.

Smart companies know they are faced with stronger global competition, new market structures, changing demand patterns and a move to more real-time business.

You're going to be faced with a strong Democratic Congress.

"If we ignore TB, we will be faced with another epidemic more strong and more dangerous," Kasaeva said, referring to the growing "huge reservoir" of those infected with a multi-drug resistant form of the bacteria.

"It's frightening to be faced with the force of two strong individuals as they are colliding," he says.