Sentence examples for efforts to face from inspiring English sources

There are some efforts to face reality, but they are far too minimal.

Qatar's foreign ministry strongly condemned the shooting and called for concerted international efforts to "face criminal acts that target civilians".

The United Nations today issued a stinging public criticism of China's lackluster efforts to face its rapidly accelerating epidemic of H.I.V. infection and AIDS, saying the country is "on the verge of a catastrophe".

He stresses the need for the Iraqi government and the rest of the political leadership to unify their rhetoric and join efforts to face the terrorists and protect the citizens from these evil acts, and to reiterate its support for the people in the armed forces and encourages them to be patient and determined in the face of the aggressors.

The synthetic cell mandala may work as a psychic aid, guiding researchers in their efforts to face the realities of laboratory life and its adverse impacts.

But as ocean levels rise, so should our efforts to face the challenges.

If you've started to retreat and withdraw from people, make a determined effort to face the world.

She's afflicted with cancer, and her hope for a cure seems secondary to her effort to face the end.

Thus far, all have risen to the occasion, and an air of restraint is everywhere palpable, as people rally around the government's effort to face the calamity.

Still, doesn't holding the growth of emissions to less than the growth of the economy show at least some effort to face up to climate change?

Obamacare, for all its complexity and teething problems, was, and is, a serious and comprehensive effort to face up to these difficulties and trade-offs.