Sentence examples for face that issue from inspiring English sources

Researchers said they would face that issue when they come to it.

"It was time to face that issue, to see this thing closed," she said.

I think we have to face that issue.

Mastracchio and Hopkins won't face that issue thanks to the addition of a 20-inch-long (50 centimeter) tube running from the front of their helmet down to their midriff.

The Finns decided to face that issue head on and create a national culture of health -- with better eating, better food, more physical activity and a generic sense on the part of the government, employees, unions, communities and cities that health should be a goal and a value.

The music companies faced that issue early on, when starting their own Web sites.

As we face that most divisive issue, decline and death, the synapses of social literacy really matter.

Most of the other "Friends" actors have faced that issue with directors as well.

Several players reported late during the preseason because of commitments overseas, but other teams faced that issue as well.

Judith Edstrom, a sector manager for the World Bank in Washington, faced that issue when she accepted a position leading the organization's operations in South Africa from 1996 to 1998.

No company faces that issue more acutely than McDonald's, which registered more than half its sales last year from outside the United States, up from one-third of its sales 10 years ago.