Sentence examples for faced essentially from inspiring English sources

The new museum was dedicated June 10 , 1966 but the art was barely settled on the walls when the Putnam donation arose; it was announced in a curiously offhand way (the huge scope was unremarked) in March of 1968, and Kelleher was faced, essentially, with being an instant arbiter of the best contemporary sculptors in the world.

Ebel faced essentially the same conditions in solitary as did Anderson – living in a tiny cell alone 23 hours a day and exercising alone in a nearby room the 24th hour.

Ms. Nguyen is facing essentially another referendum this November.

Career government workers face essentially three choices when confronted with policies they see as abhorrent to their values and those that underpin our nation's identity.

Most members of the House now come from hyperpartisan districts where they face essentially no threat of losing their seat to the other party.

Even if the governments controlling the world's remaining oil were divinely commissioned to make life nice for us, we would still be facing essentially the same energy problems we face, or refuse to face, today.

(Three people I never thought I'd see in the same sentence!) Those farmers are facing essentially the same problems that farmers in West Marin have been facing over the past generation.

No Welcome Mat Still, the most difficult adjustment for returning veterans, accepting the notion that their lives are now their own, is a chore they must face essentially alone.

We face essentially this problem when we frame the problem of induction in probabilistic terms.

Recently removed from settling similar charges in U.S. courts in which Microsoft was found liable for using its operating-system hegemony to dominate the market for browsers, it now faces essentially the same charges in the European Union.

Under the court's rulings, he said, the generic makers "face essentially no liability, and they are fighting to keep it that way".