Sentence examples similar to even facing the issues from inspiring English sources

Exercise effective leadership by facing the issues.

She might even face the death penalty.

As to take-up, he said, even the Scandinavians faced the issue of "professional women marrying professional men three or four years older" who earned more.

It may even face copyright issues that could prompt the company to accept the warm embrace of a bigger company willing to take them on in court, or at least take the expensive steps to fix the issues.

And are we even facing up to the right issues?

Underlining the unprecedented scrutiny that the monarchy has since faced, even the issue of where King Juan Carlos should be operated on this month prompted a debate.

Truman likewise had blundered and tilted to the right on several issues, even faced a left-wing challenge from former Vice President Wallace.

Another portfolio manager agreed and suggested that the problems overseas were of even greater concern than the issues facing the United States.

"I think it's too early to even discuss that, with all the issues facing the state," said Alex DeCroce, the Republican leader in the Assembly.

That being said, the issue facing the Democrats that will be an even larger issue in November is low voter turn out.

"We face the same issues even if we speak different languages," said Mr. Contreras, who is from El Salvador and listens to Dr. King's speeches for inspiration.