"faced upon" is not a correct phrase to use in written English.
Instead, you can use the phrase "faced with." For example, "The family was faced with an uncertain future."
"What I faced upon return must have been the payback".
Rivera went more than 14 months, for example, without walking the first batter he faced upon entering a game.
As United prepared for their first fixture of the 2012-13 campainn in Durban this evening, Ferguson compared the season's challenge to those he faced upon ceding the English title to Arsène Wenger's Arsenal in 1998 and Jose Mourinho's Chelsea in 2005.
"I look forward to continuing to support your efforts to strengthen our national economy by creating a broad-based prosperity and to reform our financial system so that no president ever again faces what you and your economic team faced upon taking office in 2009".
Representative Christopher Cox, the California Republican who is chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, said his achievements were "all the more remarkable given the enormous internal management challenges Secretary Ridge faced upon taking over a new department made up of 22 previously independent legacy agencies".
Implicitly, it also meant depriving a white person of a coveted job covering a hot sector, and the ensuing resentment, much like the howls against supposed affirmative action that I had faced upon ascension to the foreign staff, laid bare the limits of liberal generosity in our profession.
Literacy is just one of the hurdles southern Sudan would face upon independence.
There is also a large cupboard, a low-lying couch and a window facing upon the sea".
"The mother feels safer now that the doctors are trying to protect her child from the clearly abusive conditions Asha faces upon return to detention.
"The Castle," a simple, fascinating production about four ex-convicts, presents the other side of the coin, describing the obstacles that criminal offenders face upon their release.
The first presentation you face upon entering the show is a display of sleek, biomorphic sculptures by Jean Arp — five bronzes and a plaster.
