Sentence examples for faced with a really from inspiring English sources

You're faced with a really high stakes, pressurised culture.

She was seldom faced with a really bad mess, though some of the women she worked with could tell stories to make your hair curl.

Silverjay tried to explain the feeling he has when faced with a really good ramen: "Halfway through the bowl, you know if it's really good because you start to ask yourself, 'Am I going to get another bowl?

Unfortunately, due to its growth, in his view AppNexus was faced with "a really hard decision — either be mediocre in both or make a choice".

So, next time you're faced with a really tough competitive situation, whether bad weather, a hostile crowd, a really tough field of competitors, or the biggest competition of your life, ask yourself whether you see it as a threat or a challenge.

Faced with a list of "really simple questions" on subjects including tennis, cricket and rugby, he was unable to correctly answer a single one.

In addition, do very elderly patients, when actually faced with a life-threatening condition, really prefer palliative care over life-sustaining treatments?

"Coca-Cola is faced with a claim that's really an attack on its brand," Johnson said, according to the Associated Press.

With a full load, a Hovercraft (formally a Landing Craft, Air Cushion or LCAC) is capable of more than 45 mph, and when faced with a confined beach, can conduct a really badass parallel parking maneuver.

"You are really faced with a couple of possibilities when you want to control something," he told me.

"You are really faced with a couple of possibilities when you want to control something,'' he told me.