Sentence examples for face reverse from inspiring English sources

If we look at it the other way round, there are some men claiming that they face reverse discrimination.

The above image is of a human face, reverse-engineered from advanced facial recognition algorithms.

Suggestions for those facing reverse logistics cost or processing problems: 1.

Former commanders in chief may have faced reverses in prosecuting the cold war -- John F. Kennedy and the Bay of Pigs, for example, or Ronald Reagan at Reykjavik.

Eventually, his application for asylum was rejected — and then, in an embarrassing about-face, reversed and accepted.

Do we face the reverse of that this time?

The BBC now face a reverse of the Top Gear problem.

During this process, the surgeon must navigate the delicate subcutaneous anatomy — the architecture of nerves and vessels crucial to the face — in reverse.

Australia face the reverse fixture to this one in November, in what may be the biggest logistical nightmare for the Socceroos in this leg of qualifiers.

We face the reverse of past progress in medicine, where a unifying cause ultimately links many clinical phenotypes, such as the great imitator syphilis.

The primers were as follows: forward, 5′-CAGAATTCGGGGCGTGTGGGGCTGAG-3′ (EcoRI site in bold face); and reverse 5′-GCGGCCGC TTACTGCCCCCTCCCTCTCCA-3′ (NotI site in bold face, and stop codon underlined).