Sentence examples for face of three from inspiring English sources

We must challenge the durability of capitalism in the face of three overriding realities: climate change, growing inequality and resource depletion.

The sire of the Derby-winner Barbaro, Dynaformer (17.0) was the face of Three Chimneys, commanding a whopping $150,000, due Sept. 1, 2012 (not when a foal stands and nurses).

The Knicks did not cower in the face of three future Hall of Famers or surrender to another humiliating rout, the sort that have characterized the last three seasons.

Mr. Thompkins then remained almost entirely silent in the face of three hours of interrogation, though he did say that his chair was hard and that he did not want a peppermint.

It flies in the face of three giant realities: human-induced climate change, the proper role of government as a defender of the common good, and the emerging quiet energy-carbon revolution".

Weakened by years of economic crisis, Europe is now clueless in the face of three pressing demands: securing sufficient energy, reducing emissions and putting energy prices on a sustainable trajectory.

This is a perfect example of Orwellian Newspeak which also flies in the face of three hundred years of scientific progress, in which intellectual argument and conviction must be based on facts and substantiated theories, rather than personal beliefs or biases.

He is indeed the new face of Five.

Wrong, because it flies in the face of five centuries of financial booms and busts.

Somebody has drawn a lightning bolt on the face of one of the models.

The new funds fly in the face of two of the prevailing investment philosophies in Silicon Valley.