Sentence examples for face sweeping from inspiring English sources

However, the Chancellor George Osborne could face sweeping changes to his Cheshire constituency.

A13 NATIONAL A18-25 Report Says States Face Sweeping Financial Crisis A survey released at the National Governors Association found that "nearly every state is in fiscal crisis" and that the problems will force governors, many of them newly elected, to propose politically sensitive tax increases or drastic cuts in services.

Both Mayor Emanuel and Superintendent McCarthy have faced sweeping criticism for the 2014 shooting of 17-year-old LaQuan McDonald.

The University of Florida has faced sweeping budget cuts from the State Legislature totaling 25 percent over three years.

With the melting of the Arctic summer sea ice, the region faces sweeping changes in the years and decades ahead.

He said: "At a time when the country is facing sweeping cuts to public spending, Charles Windsor wilfully helps himself to whatever travel funds he wants or feel he needs.

The public-transport sector, with debts worth around €17 billion, faces sweeping reforms under the terms of the adjustment programme agreed with the European Union and International Monetary Fund.Arménio Carlos, the CGTP leader, said the government's austerity measures and labour reforms would result in many workers seeing their wages drop by up to 25%.

Photographers have long turned to New York's ethnic enclaves for stories of cultural tenacity in the face of sweeping change.

To remove makeup, massage into dry skin to loosen, then hold a hot flannel over the face before sweeping away the oil.

And this latest dispute, which strikes at the heart of their business model, comes as the traditional publishers face changes sweeping through the industry.

Many in the church hierarchy, from local bishops to the cardinals who run the church, have grown increasingly aggressive in the face of sweeping criticism, and more specifically, at charges that Benedict failed to act — both as Archbishop Joseph Ratzinger in his native Germany and as leader of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith before becoming pope — against two pedophile priests.