Sentence examples for ever faced with from inspiring English sources

He said that if the labor board were ever faced with a similar situation, "we might well issue a complaint".

I was awed," and Dick McAuliffe, the Detroit second baseman, said that he could think of no one he had ever faced with whom Gibson could be compared.

He was taking part in the toughest physical challenge he'd ever faced with his son Nick and Nick's partner Yevgeniya – an experience he described as "gruelling" but which left him with no regrets.

He had assumed that if he was ever faced with death, he would "handle it with aplomb," he would be present in the moment, he would make peace in the time he had left.

In light of the extraordinary competition in golf today, the Woods Slam of the four major PGA tournaments is a far more difficult and courageous feat than anything that Jones was ever faced with.

"If I am ever faced with that decision, I do not have to weigh the options and make the call to the extent I would have to if she did not have a health care directive".

(In fact, climate change is the one problem that the planet has ever faced that comes with an absolute time limit; past a certain point, it won't be a problem anymore, because it won't have a solution).

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Yet, the most difficult challenge I have ever faced is managing conflict with my family.

But for traditionalists, the greatest threat that cricket had ever faced had nothing to do with the playing conditions.

Wright wonders whether the two men ever faced off: "We are left with the fascinating prospect of an historical, toy soldier what-if between the two great toy soldier enthusiasts of the period".