Sentence examples for face of issues from inspiring English sources
It's gotten so bad that -- even in the face of issues like gun control and income inequality -- news anchors are pushing important topics to the back burner, just so they can report wall-to-wall on Trump's blowhard gimmicks.
As great universities do, we want to model, as best we can, what we hope to see elsewhere in America: engaged citizens seeking a better understanding of each other in the face of issues that divide us, for the sake of a stronger, more closely connected community, a community trying to live up to values and aspirations that all of us rightly share.
Scientific and medical advances could have altered the face of issues in the problem stream, helped generate alternative methods of disease management in the policy stream, and changed the opinion of the public and experts in the political stream.
Even in the face of issues of climate change, global population burden, environmental depredations, and emerging disease threats, science and its processes give us capacities scarcely imaginable just a few decades ago; and future capacities will come that we can scarcely imagine today.
Furthermore, it simplifies things for developers, who currently face plenty of issues when developing for 3D environments.
Mr. Stemm of Odyssey Marine thanked the British authorities for their cooperation with the company "in the face of complicated issues" of wreck handling and disposition.
Does the church suffer from laryngitis in the face of moral issues confronting religion and society?
These transactions are proceeding in the face of warnings issued by Rod Sims, chairman of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
She said living with the condition means she faces a number of issues when faced with an interview.
Clubs in inner city areas face different kinds of issues.
