Sentence examples for faced with doing from inspiring English sources

Faced with doing three productions instead of four, there's no theatre on earth that's going to give those slots to new writing".

Even the chairman of the task force making revisions to the D.S.M., Dr. David J. Kupfer, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh, said the new manual was faced with doing the best it could with the scientific evidence available.

"We had never asked donors for huge amounts of money," Lancisi says, "but we are now faced with doing that on a regular basis".

Like Todd has shown through the years, Sharone has shown through the episodes to have a chameleon-like ability to incorporate culinary styles of their own into whatever they are faced with doing.

Take time to wash the dishes and take out the trash, so you won't be faced with doing it in the morning.

"When you're faced with, Do I talk to a teacher or do I take care of the bloody knee, you've got to take care of the knee".

The bill does not prohibit tracking, but requires all Web services to spell out what they do when faced with a Do Not Track signal, which some browsers turn it on automatically.

And how little courage many of them showed when faced with simply doing the right thing for humanity's sake.

I don't live in a naive dream–I know that most people, when faced with hardship, do not care about learning sociological jargon.

Most people, when faced with calamity, do not react with such outrage; most accept that their tragedies are but a ripple in the vast world ocean of tragedy.

"Then I was faced with 'Where do I go next?' " said Ms. Sallet, who was also re-evaluating her life in Washington, where she was living at the time.