Sentence examples for faced among from inspiring English sources
They faced, among other delights, headhunters, wild boar ticks and a bowl of spaghetti that turned out to be parasitic fish worms.
But Mr. Toledo, who has strong Indian features and promises to be "the president of the poor," appears to be the strongest opponent Mr. Fujimori has ever faced among the poor Indian voters.
But Matthew Brooks, the executive director of the Republican Jewish Coalition, said that the very need to focus a discussion on Jewish outreach -- alongside major national issues like jobs and health care -- suggested the depth of skepticism Mr. Obama faced among some Jewish donors.
Mr. Daniel, former director of Columbia's South Asian Institute, told of the resistance he faced among upper-caste Indians on an academic committee when he wanted to name an endowed chair in Indian political economics after a noted untouchable, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, a Columbia graduate who helped draft the Indian Constitution, which decades ago abolished the caste system.
Mr. Daniel, former director of Columbia's South Asian Institute, told of the resistance he faced among upper-caste Indians on an academic committee when he wanted to name an endowed chair in Indian political economics after a noted untouchable, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, a Columbia graduate who helped draft the Indian Constitution, which abolished the caste system decades ago.
This conclusion may come partly from the questions asked by the researchers and the wide variation in the strength and severity of conditions faced among institutions.
They face, among others, Barcelona and Sevilla in the next four weeks.
Council house tenants already face among the highest rents in the country.
One should not underestimate the opposition that reforms continue to face among Greeks.
Ahearn said that he had wanted to insert ordinary Bronx faces among the ranks of the rich and famous.
In this scrappy frontier town in eastern Congo, the United Nations faces among the most important tests of its peacekeeping prowess.
