Sentence examples for face the same kind of from inspiring English sources

Two, because I don't face the same kind of jeopardy.

Is it likely that Qaddafi could face the same kind of protests in Libya?

Australia, he argued, did not face the same kind of problem.

The United States will probably not face the same kind of crisis as Greece, for all sorts of reasons.

In future, they will face the same kind of sanctions as extremists who download guides to bomb-making.

Because they are from the most powerful country in the world doesn't mean that they shouldn't face the same kind of standards that you all believe.

Now the European Commission faces the same kind of turning point: Can it enforce the rules of its own club?

In fact, she was facing the same kind of stress that leads nearly half of teachers to quit within their first five years on the job.

From the beginning of the war then, the British Army faced the same kind of intractable problem encountered by the American Army in Vietnam.

"I don't think we'd be facing the same kind of resistance if this was last year or the year before," said one American official in Kabul.

And conservative anger toward Mr. Bush centered on his flip-flop on raising taxes; Mr. Romney faces the same kind of criticism on health care and abortion.