Sentence examples for faced with how from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stickler said the agency was faced with how best to use its limited resources.

types have been faced with how to handle growth, not faced with situations of laying off people," he said.

Like many thieves, the maple syrup gang was faced with how to unload a large quantity of a commodity that is not easily moved.

As Cubs ownership and fans are faced with how to care for Wrigley, they would be wise to look at Fenway Park in Boston.

When faced with how to end the hoax, MacMaster decided to have Arraf kidnapped, claiming, bizarrely, that he thought that might end interest in her case.

It's the tragic dilemma that some bands are faced with: how to carry on when one of your members has died.

When someone we know disappears, seemingly without any reason, it puts us face to face with how random life can be.

These experiences brought me face to face with how the words of those with power loom large over those with less power.

There was a time, in the late 60s and early 70s, when we were face to face with how closely horror and beauty sat together, and how they fused, chemically or biologically.

Those few on duty who were endangered on Friday night will have been brought face to face with how quickly things can escalate when relations between staff and prisoners break down.

Google's self-driving project is leading the pack, and a recently granted patent (Patent #: US009196164, granted 11/24/15) signals that the company is trying to pick off some of the issues they've been facing with how pedestrians and other drivers interact with them on the streets.