Sentence examples for faced ahead from inspiring English sources

A Council of Europe official spoke of the "shocking" political pressures that the Constitutional Court faced ahead of its ruling.

He criticised the "personal abuse" Nick Clegg has faced ahead of the polls and said there was a great deal of support for Clegg within the party.

On October 17, however, Brazil was reminded of the major public safety challenge it faced ahead of these events as violence in Rio de Janeiro between drug gangs and police left at least 26 people dead.

Babies who face ahead cannot see their parents or caregivers and thus have difficulty interacting with them.

Despite the demand, Craig Huber, an independent research analyst with Huber Research Partners, said Mr. Henry's winning bid did not mitigate the challenges he faces ahead.

Boats are rowed in one of two ways: either the rower sits facing the stern and pulls with his arms and back, or he faces ahead, letting his weight fall forward on the oars.

Mr Osborne announced that he had reached agreement with all departments on the extent of the budget cuts they would face ahead of his statement to Parliament on Wednesday.

The Financial Times reported in early 2009 that recession-hit City bankers were using redundancy packages to rejuvenate their appearances for the challenges they face ahead in securing new jobs.

Each morning, by the white wooden gates to Augusta, a brimstone preacher warns the queuing spectators of the certain hell they face ahead.

And their second-half capitulation provided Poyet with the evidence - if he needed it - of the size of the task he faces ahead of their next game, the Wear-Tyne derby against rivals Newcastle.

But the manner of this defeat, with Stoke always looking more incisive and Newcastle managing just one shot on target, will do little to reduce the negativity he will face ahead of Saturday's trip to Swansea.