Sentence examples for face and resolve from inspiring English sources

"This is a phenomenon we must face and resolve," he said about the problems of integration.

In truth, those who opt for psychotherapy have mustered the courage to face and resolve their difficulties instead of avoiding them.

To Deegalle's mind, handling inter-religious strife is a challenge the government must face and resolve.

Not quite as simple as that, but once again open communication between women in a business on the fears and challenges they have often helps face into and resolve many of those same fears and issues.

The aesthetic dilemmas posed by this literature are still to be faced and resolved.

The crimes in this story are more lurid than anything Maigret ever faced, and resolving them requires more physical action than metaphysical reflection.

"Military aid and anti-insurgency assistance are not enough to overcome a political crisis which has to be faced and resolved".

There is a deadening nihilism at play here, at once sad and hysterical, as well as an identification of certain elements in the American condition that need to be faced and resolved, if indeed they can be.

He said that, with signals like a price on carbon to correct market failures, the market can deliver: Watch [the market] deliver solutions – as it has delivered solutions to every other problem we have faced and resolved in our history..

Research institutions must formulate an accurate understanding of the problems young investigators face and a resolve to find solutions.

I cleared my summer calendar of all face-to-face meetings and resolved to fulfill my responsibilities by way of a laptop that would, over the next several weeks, glow in darkened motel rooms from Rawlins, Wyo., to Columbus, Ohio.