Sentence examples for faced earlier from inspiring English sources

Although the use yesterday of the Gettysburg Address spoke to a certain continuity in American history -- earlier obstacles faced, earlier obstacles overcome -- the act of recycling treated both Lincoln's classic words and the terrible plight of those who died on 9/11 as oddly generic and interchangeable.

Accordingly, the tradeoff faced earlier appears no longer an issue.

Accordingly, the trade-off faced earlier appears no longer an issue.

Climate change is becoming a reality because we are facing weather that we have never faced earlier across the world, be it a developed or developing country.

This afternoon, before an audience of elderly New Yorkers, Mrs. Clinton referred to the questions she had faced earlier in the day.

For the newest management, which took over this season, many of the problems are the same as the ones faced earlier.

Ecclestone briefly stepped down from the board of Delta Topco, which owns the F1 Group, of which he is chief executive, to concentrate on the bribery case in Germany he faced earlier this year.

Carney has also announced that the Bank will follow new procedures when selecting the historical characters to appear on future notes, to avoid the furore it faced earlier this year, when the announcement of the Churchill £5 note appeared to suggest that no women – other than the Queen – would feature on any denomination.

One of the most difficult intellectual and emotional challenges I faced earlier this year at Yale was finding an answer to a Native American student's poignant question: Why should she put any faith in institutions in our society — including our judicial system and universities – when those institutions had clearly betrayed her people in generations past?

The last 14 years have taught us that the threats we face tomorrow will not be the same as the threats we faced yesterday or face today.

Venable was the first batter Hale faced last Friday.