Sentence examples for face a force from inspiring English sources

As the Kremlin prepares for the presidential vote, analysts say it will face a force it hasn't had to reckon with for over a decade – a politically conscious public.

It didn't matter which one--Sonny Liston or Joe Frazier or George Chuvalo--butherere was Ali, tall and strong, black and oh-so-beautiful, beads of sweat shimmering on his face, a force of hope and passion, his chest out, proud and invincible.

The Super Committee was tasked with identifying at least $1.5 trillion in future spending cuts or else face a forced "sequestration" -- huge, automatic cuts to a host of domestic programs like education and health-care research and massive cuts in defense spending.

This is because, in reality, transplant decisions have to be made and medical professionals face a forced choice when allocating kidneys because of donor scarcity.

In eastern Iraq near the town of Kut, United States marines said they were facing a force of up to several thousand Islamic fighters from various Arab countries, possibly including members of Al Qaeda's terrorist network.

Townsend subsequently then reported that he was facing a force of at least battalion-strength with support weapons likely D445 Battalion while the level of proficiency indicated that it might also include North Vietnamese Army NVAA) elements.

Speaking today on CBS's "Face the Nation", Obama said that Washington would remain "vigilant" in the face of a force that could grow in power to destabilise the region.

Like other large-scale trauma impacting a wide swath of people, people can feel small, scared and powerless in the face of a force they can't control.

Because he was in the United States on a temporary work visa, he faced a forced return to his native Spain.

In recent weeks, the Russian Academy of Sciences has faced a forced merger, the appointment of a new overlord with no background in science, and now, a painful downsizing: At least 30% of the academy's roughly 55,000 researchers are expected to be laid off in 2014.

The forces control about 10percentt of the country and face a Taliban force estimated at 40,000 men.