Sentence examples for either facing from inspiring English sources

Given a choice of either facing down the might of international capital or imposing market reforms on reluctant populations, neo-liberalism does gain an air not only of invincibility but also inevitability.

Many spoke of how their experiences of either facing such abuse or just viewing it from the sidelines had resulted in a desire to disengage from such public platforms.

Now the government has told the Commons public accounts committee that 42 Inland Revenue officials who administer the scheme are either facing criminal investigations, criminal charges or have been convicted.

They also stress that they are still investigating and the case is widening, with dozens of top business executives, along with more than 50 federal congressmen and other political figures either facing charges, being under investigation or already jailed.

Confronted with the choice of either facing down the financial centre or turning a blind eye, Chancellor George Osborne chose the latter and the regulators have dutifully followed his lead.

One key measure allows companies that are large enough to have union representation and are either facing economic difficulties or trying to increase their market share to bypass sector- or industry-wide collective agreements and negotiate company-specific deals with employees on overtime (the current limit is 35 hours a week) and lower hourly pay.

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

The hotel offers 35 plantation-style units that either face the beach or a garden with a small pool.

Next week...the Cowboys face the Vikings, and the Jets either face the Chargers or Colts.

Higher risk programs will either face regulatory rejection, or be assessed scaled up risk payment.

On most standalone bidets you can either face the water controls or face away, as on a toilet.