Sentence examples for faced outside from inspiring English sources

Considering that it has been five years since the New Zealanders faced outside competition in a truly meaningful contest, as opposed to in-house training and sparring, the sailing clinic they displayed for the Italians was nothing less than masterful.

Britain is vulnerable, says Barry Bright, director of international location at Ernst & Young, an accountancy firm, because of its dependence on American investors and because of the difficulties manufacturers have faced outside the euro.

Just a few weeks after coming to power in 2010, the new Tory chancellor stood, grim faced, outside No 11 Downing Street, on his way to the House of Commons for the coalition's "emergency budget".

Addressing a banquet in the City of London, Britain's main financial district, late Thursday, the chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, dwelled at length on the harshness of an environment that is, in his words, "as difficult perhaps as any our country or our continent has faced outside of war".

Mr. Issa, for instance, has faced outside scrutiny because of the overlap of his Congressional work and outside interests, including extensive investments with Wall Street firms like Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs, as well as land holdings in his San Diego district.

Solidoodle's stumbles certainly brought problems, but it faced outside pressure, too.

Both countries face outside pressure.

Because they face outside, the windows are canted in to reduce the chance of sun glare on a camera lens.

Mr. Tabler's design permitted all of the 1,250 guest rooms to face outside, rather than having some overlook courtyards.

CD38 is generally thought of as a type II membrane protein with its catalytic site facing outside.

They will be set in pairs, with one facing the pitch and one facing outside.