Sentence examples for beginning to face from inspiring English sources

But in 1984 Suharto's New Order regime, which was beginning to face popular resistance, changed tack.

Nevertheless, Americans are only beginning to face the possible impacts of an ageing population.

Medicare patients are also beginning to face lines, as doctors increasingly prefer patients with private insurance.

As women are increasingly involved in the political arena, rapists are finally beginning to face reprisals.

It's also that each man is beginning to face his mortality.

Here, beginning to face the reality, he finds some comfort, but once outside his serenity evaporates.

But he began to face another problem.

Nevertheless, the country began to face economic difficulties.

One upshot was that more and more Austrians began to face up to the past.

France, the one time world leader of wine, began to face fierce competition.

In "Anna In-Between," In-Between, Annace the painful motives of her mother's chilliness.