Sentence examples for face times of from inspiring English sources

We now face times of increasing scrutiny of our therapeutic process and a reliance on research-based outcome evaluation.

But if the Copenhagen summit fails, these young people face times of drought, rising sea levels, melting ice caps, spreading deserts, food shortages, loss of biodiversity and climatic mayhem.

Other brands and organizations might follow the NRA's lead by retreating from social media when they face times of crisis.

All of us face times of crisis, pain, disappointment, or rejection during our lives.

During the chorus, Carey lightens the mood of the song by singing about having courage to face times of adversity, "But I closed my eyes, steadied my feet on the ground, raised my head to the sky.

The result, says De Beer, is that Cisco is getting some face time of its own.

Danny Noriega -- another high school kid without the face time of Danny Archuletta.

Yes, we are facing times of financial crisis, but times of crisis are the best opportunities to make substantive changes in the way we do business.

These are the same leaders who are arguing for real-term cuts to the minimum wage, because, after all, aren't we all facing times of unparalleled austerity?

Individuals joining forces to lend neighbors support while facing times of hardship.

At a vast, sunbaked open-air Mass, with several hundred thousand people arrayed before him, the pope said Mexico faced "times of sorrow as well as hope" and he reiterated a call for the special protection of children.