Sentence examples for begins to face from inspiring English sources

The company's biggest product, the antidepressant Cymbalta, begins to face generic competition at the end of this year.

Once Shanae begins to face the reality of what she did, she is transferred to a group home and begins to flourish.

As Westminster begins to face up to growing evidence that at the same time (but with no connection to Thorpe) there was an extensive paedophile ring that included MPs and Whitehall officials, the circumstances of the Thorpe scandal may seem much more relevant than they have in the 35 years since he retired from public life.

When a patient begins to face the powerlessness and character defects talked about in The Steps, he is outlining a distinctly psychodynamic formulation for himself designed to relieve him or her from emotional pain.

Wells Fargo's earnings drop as it begins to face fallout from bogus accounts.

However, "Once More, with Feeling", according to Stroud, is the turning point at which she begins to face her responsibility to the community, her friends and her family.

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.

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

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