Sentence examples similar to faced form from inspiring English sources

The real effect of this speech will be to further increase the intolerance and the hostile reception that immigrants are facing form some sections of society.

Analysts say the chancellor could face forming a minority government or calling fresh elections in a bid to gain a parliamentary majority.

They cite complaints that the unions leave many people feeling not quite married but not quite single, facing forms that mischaracterize their status and questions at airports challenging their ties to their own children.

Many different machining operations are used, such as: turning, boring operations, drilling, facing, forming and parting off, milling, and shaping and planning.

Persons affected by leprosy or by disabilities face forms of stigma that have an impact on their lives.

Last year, it was revealed around six job seekers had faced some form of sanction.

A study by J. Annette Vanini and Edward Nichols found that 77percentt of noncustodial fathers faced some form of visitation interference.

Almost all the participants reported having faced some form of stigma.

Our faces form the biggest part of our identity.

"But in this case, it's really about power, an in-your-face form of masculinity".

The photos of shattered bodies and mutilated faces form a stark contrast with propaganda posters from both sides.