Sentence examples for face a very serious from inspiring English sources

We face a very serious problem to which scientific knowledge is far from sufficient to cope.

We face a very serious problem for which scientific knowledge is far from sufficient.

The resolution acknowledged that "the population of Iraq continues to face a very serious nutritional and health situation" after living with sanctions for seven years.

Instead of challenging Spain's political establishment, however, Podemos and its coalition partner are now likely to face "a very serious organizational problem" and a power struggle, according to Pablo Simón, a politics professor at Carlos III University in Madrid.

"We are facing a very serious national crisis".

On international terrorism, May said Britain now faced a "very serious threat".

Despite Lekuton's successes, he faces a very serious challenge from Godana Harugura.

"The Iraqis are facing a very serious problem," said Ginger Cruz, a deputy inspector general in the office.

"Tunisia faces a very serious danger and it should take any possible measures to maintain security and safety.

Independence is expected to follow next year.See article: On the road to independenceChina admitted for the first time that it was facing a "very serious" AIDS epidemic.

"Like many other countries we are also facing a very serious epidemic of H.I.V.-AIDS," Mr. Yin said, adding that the government had "not effectively stemmed the epidemic".