Sentence examples for changes face from inspiring English sources
The changes face opposition from parents, teachers and activists, who say they will make Indonesian students less competitive globally.
Altering entitlement programs still involves political risk, the poll shows, and proponents of such changes face a substantial challenge in persuading the public that they are needed.
More changes face landlords in 2017 in the form of tougher affordability checks for buy-to-let mortgages and the start of the withdrawal of tax relief on mortgage interest.
R. J. Heald: Misuse of semicolon's not acceptable, being this? (anag. less on, & lit).. L. M. Inman: How fame changes face after single faux pas! (i.e. c is m after sole).
The name changes face a few challenges, says Andrew Polaszek, executive secretary of the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature, the body responsible for establishing species naming conventions.
But they highlight the changes facing financial exchanges across Europe.
The discipline of marketing hasn't kept up with the rapid changes facing 21st-century businesses.
A spokesman for the UK GBC admitted the changes faced practical challenges.
"The real story is there are structural changes facing the industry," he said.
The changes faced by traditional ethnic minority cultures are common amid the global modernization process.
