Sentence examples for be faced with two from inspiring English sources
Generally, however, he will be faced with two or more witnesses offering variant forms or states of the text.
SPAIN may soon be faced with two options, says UPF's Mr Mas-Colell: a permanent slump or economic reform.
At the public inquiry, which will be held in Merthyr Tydfil by Lord Justice Edmund Davies, the National Coal Board will be faced with two questions: 1.
Given that we're so bad at choosing what will make us happy, we seem to be faced with two options: mending the way we choose, or limiting our choices.
The faker will then be faced with two choices: either to bluff it out and hope that human resources eventually stops chasing it, or to obtain a certificate that appears to verify his or her claims.
If a self-sustaining Palestinian state — one that is territorially contiguous within the West Bank — does not emerge, the Jews of Israel will be faced with two choices: a binational state with an Arab majority, which would be the end of the idea of Zionism, or an apartheid state, in which the Arab majority would be ruled by a Jewish minority.
For a short time, at least, consumers will be faced with four different formats -records, compact disks, cassettes and digital tape.
With pace bowler Umesh Yadav ruled out by a back injury, India called in Harbhajan Singh as his replacement, meaning England will be faced with three frontline spinners.
We are faced with two possibilities.
Smuggler's was faced with two obstacles.
