So as New Yorkers are faced with their "choices" becoming their "leaders," take heed and don't let what happened to the democratic process in the Greatest City on Earth happen to your own organization.
Faced with the possibility of becoming a father again, he panics and abruptly drops her.
REPORTER AT LARGE about Youth Consultation Service, a private organization, to which unmarried girls can turn when they are faced with the ordeal of becoming mothers.
Margaret, faced with the prospect of becoming an old maid at 27, allows herself to be steered towards marriage with Captain Andrew Jackson Jefferson Early.
By Katharine T. Kinkead The New Yorker, January 20 , 1951P. 29 REPORTER AT LARGE about Youth Consultation Service, a private organization, to which unmarried girls can turn when they are faced with the ordeal of becoming mothers.
Faced with the choice of becoming a well paid cog in a cinematic machine mostly good at making money, or an auteur who could make brilliant television, it wasn't much of a dilemma.
The New Yorker, January 20 , 1951P. 29 REPORTER AT LARGE about Youth Consultation Service, a private organization, to which unmarried girls can turn when they are faced with the ordeal of becoming mothers.
Having completed her nursing training in 1943 before working for a year at Dundee Royal Infirmary, Phyllis Henninger was faced with the choice of becoming a midwife, or joining the Army.
Faced with the disappointing prospect of becoming a dentist she thinks of her father: "Can't be a war correspondent?
Switzerland's two biggest banks, UBS and Credit Suisse, have been forced by regulators to pare back and are faced with the difficult task of becoming both smaller and more profitable.
