Sentence examples for faced sharp from inspiring English sources

Those who stayed in the market faced sharp losses.

At the hearing Tuesday, both Toyota and the safety agency faced sharp criticism.

But they faced sharp opposition from other companies that own local television stations.

Both General Petraeus and Mr. Crocker faced sharp questioning from Democrats who sounded increasingly exasperated.

Ms Lauten, who has since faced sharp criticism and calls for her to resign, has apologised for her comments.

Mr. Motlanthe, in particular, has since faced sharp criticism at home for failing to stand up to Mr. Mugabe.

Groupon, which has faced sharp criticism in the past for its business model, is also wrestling with a new wave of negative press.

But like many other consumer-friendly measures — including a freestanding consumer protection agency — it has faced sharp opposition from some Republicans and business groups and may not survive.

Meanwhile, the chief executive of Qantas, Alan Joyce, who faced sharp criticism over his decision to ground the fleet, struck a contrite tone.

Mr. Sandoval has faced sharp criticism from the right for his decision to close the new shortfall by extending taxes that had been set to expire.

While his surroundings on "The View" appeared comfortable, with Mr. McCain sitting on a sofa, he faced sharp questioning over the tone and substance of the presidential campaign.