Sentence examples for faced social from inspiring English sources

At Stonewall, Hunt has faced "social media comments saying a lesbian cannot represent gay people".

Romania, a poor Balkan country that is a member of the European Union, has also faced social unrest.

She appealed to authorities not to forget survivors, many of whom have faced social stigma and persistent health problems.

Such friendships are critical, says project co-ordinator Simon Allison, who noticed two years ago that young visually impaired people with multiple needs faced social exclusion.

He said 100m people were being pushed into hunger and malnutrition and 30-odd countries faced social upheaval unless food policy improved and the rich world got its act together to help.

A former intervener (interpreter) at a special school for children with little or no sight, he set up the group after he became aware that visually impaired young people with multiple needs faced social exclusion at weekends.

Mr Byrne has faced social-conservative wrath before: in 2010 an opposition ad mocked him for supporting the teaching of evolution, and for believing that the Bible is only partially rather than entirely true.

Support liberal dogma — or face social ostracism".

However, they often face social pressure from their BU managers to misreport.

It spells out some fundamental challenges facing social security systems.

Kids can face social isolation and symptoms of depression.