Sentence examples for faced with a war from inspiring English sources
"We are faced with a war unlike any we have ever been in," he said.
With election year looming, and job growth anaemic, congressmen are loth to pass laws that make it look as though they are encouraging the migration of jobs to cheaper climes.Even if Congress eventually solves this problem, it could be faced with a war over steel.
"I took responsibility for a country mired in corruption and was faced with a war to make me fail," he said, naming several officials he believed wanted to "turn the clock back" to the Mubarak era, including politicians, judges and journalists.
"Quite frankly, we are faced with a war footing like we were in WWII," warns King.
Diem was faced with a war-torn economy and serious political chaos as numerous factions and individuals vied for power.
Istanbul is faced with a Syrian war on Turkey's border and national tensions between secularists and Islamists.
"Faced with a Cold War space adversary, the United States placed the bootprints of twelve astronauts on the dusty lunar surface," Tyson and Lang write.
For the first time in many centuries the West is faced with a religious war being waged by an implacable, jihad-driven enemy that seeks a martyr's death as a ticket to paradise.
After all, it was faced with a bloody war with neighboring Iraq -- one that would eventually kill a million people.
Saying Venezuela is faced with an "economic war", he calls on his audience to check food queues for outsiders, who might be profiteers or troublemakers, and to draw up a census of the district to identify opposition activists and government supporters.
