Sentence examples for faced the same sort of from inspiring English sources

But even in Paris, he said, he initially faced the same sort of bad press when he opened, in 1986.

Perhaps, though, the turn to prosaic power tools suggests that the C.I.A. and the screenwriters both faced the same sort of challenges.

Since the publication of the story in The Times, he said, he had heard from "quite a number of people" who had faced the same sort of delays without explanation.

"I think that was sort of my main problem". She faced the same sort of challenge in the third round in Melbourne, down a set and 2 4, 0 40, and managed to collect herself beginning with a smile.

The slump saw many traditional well-paid jobs in sectors dominated by men, such as construction and manufacturing, disappear, and men have faced the same sort of casualisation in working conditions that women have known for many decades, and seem to have come off even worse.

We can be certain that if Uncle Sam faced the same sort of balanced budget requirement that most governors face, it is exceedingly unlikely policymakers would opt to fill the yawning gap between spending and revenues by increasing average individual income taxes by 45%.

A North Carolina television station faced the same sorts of personalized attacks when it published an online database of gun permit holders in July.

Being a goalie you face the same sort of situations.

Netflix is the site which has made the headlines, but many others face the same sort of problems.

"I only hope we don't face the same sort of problems as the others," says a Coopers spokesman.

And Nasdaq would probably face the same sort of antitrust issues that stymied its last approach for NYSE.