Sentence examples for either faced with from inspiring English sources

You're either faced with long travel, humidity, heat or altitude.

Given that the industry has the equivalent of four million vehicles in unsold merchandise, he added that "we're either faced with a big spring selling season or faced with some tough production decisions down the road".

Through the good and the bad, we encounter a lot of relatable issues that couples across the country have either faced or will be faced with during their first year of marriage.

I can only imagine the choice that First Lady Michelle Obama or retired Secretary of State Hillary Clinton might make if either were faced with such a dilemma, but I have to believe that they'd miss the Valentine's Day events and seize the moment that has the greatest possible likelihood of changing the lives of families like theirs.

All positions should be practiced either facing the barre or with your left hand on the barre.

You're either really, really faced with death or you're not.

If a court could properly appeal to either canon when faced with a question of statutory interpretation, it could legitimately arrive at least two different interpretations of the meaning of the statute in question.

"With term limits, many politicians are faced with either running for another office or getting out of politics altogether," said Stan Altman, dean of the School of Public Affairs at Baruch College.

In the 1990s city planners were faced with either knocking down listed buildings or building a four-lane inner ring road to cope with gridlock.

When Peavy returned to the rotation in May, the White Sox were faced with either sending their best starter to the bullpen or going with six.

In either case, we are faced with the scientifically impossible task of drawing conclusions from a mass of poorly controlled data.