Sentence examples for faced this sort from inspiring English sources
Never before had he faced this sort of test.
But while the F.B.I.'s failures before Sept. 11 are well-documented -- especially the bureau's failure to follow up on warnings from agents in Phoenix and Minneapolis about their suspicions that Islamic extremists were training at American flight schools -- Mr. Ashcroft's actions before Sept. 11 have not faced this sort of scrutiny before.
"Where they may have particular problems is with state and municipal pension plans that may have constraints in dealing with companies facing this sort of controversy," he said.
In a recent interview with Businessweek, Bill Gates puts the problem facing this sort of techno-philanthropy more succinctly: "When a kid gets diarrhea, no, there's no website that relieves that".
Even if we had got the correct information, it would not be possible for anybody to face this sort of a situation on a notice of a few hours".
Given the difficulties of holding government to account, this is not to be sniffed at as Thatcher acknowledged: "No head of government anywhere in the world has to face this sort of regular pressure and many go to great lengths to avoid it".
(Schaffner, 1976. pp. 614 615) Now one problem facing this sort of account was forcefully presented by Feyerabend in "Explanation, Reduction, and Empiricism".
The question facing this sort of reasons-responsiveness view of control is whether automatized behaviors which unfold in the absence of explicit reasoning should be thought of as under an agent's control.
Sacks didn't face this sort of trial during his time at Yammer, but did mention Uber, Airbnb and Tesla as examples of young tech companies that have faced similar trials when entrenched corporate entities felt a competitive threat.
No other form of misconduct would face this sort of requirement.
And maybe, for some other students facing this sort of conflict with their gender identity, maybe they could have been saved from bullying, assault or suicide.
