Sentence examples for continue to be faced from inspiring English sources
We continue to be faced with not seeing the lights on, except for emergency power, in every affected skyscraper until January 2013 at the earliest.
The findings also underscore the challenges that will continue to be faced by people in the individual market until changes under the new health care law go into effect in 2014, Mr. Altman said.
As long as rich-country governments insist on imposing an unenforceable prohibition on cocaine consumption, Andean governments will continue to be faced with the thankless task of trying to repress market forces.
These are also issues that will continue to be faced by India, Brazil, Nigeria, and the next generation of cities that will go through hyper-development over the next 25 years.
Moreover, although the Federal Trade Commission has challenged settlements that contain certain economic benefits conveyed by branded firms to the generics (so-called "pay for delay" settlements), patents will continue to be challenged and companies will continue to be faced with the decision of whether or not to settle.
I know we'll continue to be faced with hard choices".
So Mr Tsipras continues to be faced with the herculean task of having to balance democratic expectations (his campaign promises) with European realities.
1961 Paris May Curb Right to Strike Prime Minister Michel Debré warned today that the government might curtail the right to strike if the nation continues to be faced with massive walkouts that paralyze economic life.
Although Cairo continues to be faced with many of the same problems afflicting other large metropolises in the developing world particularly the problem of providing transportation and other infrastructural services to its greatly expanded population it nevertheless remains among the world's most vibrant cities.
Detection of money laundering is a challenge that continues to be faced by financial institutions globally.
