Sentence examples for being faced across from inspiring English sources

And the most important question being faced across the Middle East today is not who will lead, or which party will rule -- but how will we survive?

Yes, the Pentagon is facing across-the-board cuts opposed by the Secretary of Defense.

Sticky traps that were facing downwind caught more beetles than those that were facing across-wind or upwind; this is the first study to show at a landscape-scale, direct evidence for use of upwind anemotaxis by pollen beetles at the point of entry during immigration into the crop.

Union officials also dispute the owners' claims that the industry is facing across-the-board distress.

This suggests that similar communication challenges will be faced across countries where breast screening is offered.

Comparing the experiences of non-EU migrant doctors with the experience of the wider medical workforce should not detract from the experiences of non-EU migrant doctors; rather, it highlights the fact that similar challenges are faced across the medical workforce.

"The numbers of people on SNAP reflect the economic challenges people are facing across the country," Mr. Concannon said.

But considering the challenges Democrats are facing across the country, and in North Carolina, perhaps not that closely.

Zero waste to landfill sounds like a nice idea, but hardly a corporate priority, particularly given the tough economic conditions companies are facing across the globe.

The announcement on Wednesday, however, represents the latest in a growing number of regulatory challenges that Facebook is facing across the European Union, one of the company's most important areas of operation.

The lack of proper infrastructure is also a problem that we're facing across industries.