Sentence examples for enough faced from inspiring English sources

Thousands fled to nearby mount Sinjar, but those who weren't fast enough faced a fate that was sudden and savage.

In one new poll, 72% of all respondents think the government is not doing enough faced with the economic crisis.The trouble for Mr Hollande is that he was elected precisely to replace an overactive president who made the French feel exhausted.

Or else didn't study his preferred slice of classical antiquity carefully enough, faced, as he now is, with an existential crisis of 'fake news' simultaneously undermining trust in his own empire and in democracy itself.

It is formidable enough facing Venus Williams even when healthy.

He came close enough, facing Hugo Lloris in the quarter-finals of Euro 2016 after beating England.

He seems to have had enough, faces closing in, his holiday turning sour.

She packed her work into fewer hours, but because she did not put in enough "face time" the firm felt she lacked commitment.

The Chargers will be back to business soon enough, facing an opponent this franchise has beaten nine times in the past 10 meetings.

"We do not have enough face masks.

If no faces or not enough faces are detected, the program will emit a scan command.

Ravi was sneaky, but sneakiness is a form of discretion; he was nice enough face to face.