Sentence examples for faced to make from inspiring English sources

Hey, at least it's fewer than the thousands of challengers he faced to make it on "Idol," right?

Before development started on F-Zero GX and AX, he mentioned abandoning the project due to personal pressures he faced to make a great impression on Nintendo and personal admiration of an established franchise.

In spite of the struggles Bouganim faced to make her images, the combination of humorous absurdity and poetic politics that the final photographs embody seems well worth the effort.

As a state legislator representing Topeka, I saw first-hand the struggles that Kansas working families faced to make ends meet and the direct impact of state policies on the people I served.

Multidisciplinary efforts and novel protocols are being developed, and challenging situations are being faced to make cervical cancer, still the number two cancer in women worldwide, an eradicable condition.

A unique moral value empirically found in our study, "Mottainai," gives us a new perspective on the philosophical arguments in medical ethics, mainly focusing on whether the embryo should be deemed a person (a child, early-life) or not, and sheds light on the actual issues surrounding infertile women who are faced to make a decision for the fate of their embryos.

Cinema is a visual language that uniquely communicates loneliness, and the struggle we commonly face to make meaning.

"There is nothing smacking you in the face to make you think there is something there".

I put blood on my face to make them think I'm dead.

While you're at it, look closely at the hammer's face to make sure it's good and flat.

Calais had just enough beauty, and more than enough friendly faces, to make it the perfect introduction to France.