Sentence examples for directly faced with from inspiring English sources

Thus, many GP Supervisors will be directly faced with addressing this key training issue when Registrars are in need of guidance and during assessment of Registrar performance.

However, this high amount of technology further increases the complexity of these daily activities, because the caregivers are directly faced with often complex technologies [ 2].

Strong support comes from importers who are directly faced with mounting pressure from local environmental groups, or traders (particularly retailers) who see certification as an opportunity to open a market niche or to obtain a distinct competitive advantage.

Two of those visits have been at senior level, one of those visits was a visit to the actual resort itself and four of the other visits were directly face to face with the review team".

They directly faced the camera and were all smiling (with their teeth showing).

Likewise, for elementary school children, a similar pattern was confirmed, except that Japanese children preferred more assertive strategies relative to their college cohorts, and Chinese children were generally not as apt to adopt assertive strategies, yet they would choose to assert themselves more directly when faced with a conflict of opinion with friends.

He stood directly facing me and with a slow, lowering gesture of both hands indicated "sit".

Hold it up directly facing the sun with it being held as far as possible away from you.

Parents are directly or indirectly faced with  violence in their children's schools - directly if their child is a victim or a perpetrator of violence;  indirectly if their child is witnessing violence against his or her peers.

This induces a two-step reduction in the edge-state spin concentration, wherein the first and second steps are related to the charge transfer with the nanographene sheets that directly face the nanopores and that with the nanographene sheets in the interior of the nanographite domains, respectively.

"If he [Putin] is allowed to get away with that [the invasion and annexation of Crimea], I think you will see a lot of other countries either directly facing Russian aggression or suborned with their political system so that they are so intimidated that in effect they are transformed into vassals, not sovereign democracies," Clinton said.