Sentence examples for faced with only from inspiring English sources
Faced with only moderate market growth and competition that's getting tougher all the time, car firms are struggling to exploit every possible edge.
Shoppers, usually overwhelmed by choice, have much simpler decisions to make when faced with only a few varieties of cola or toilet roll.
Gingrich repeatedly split the rightwing vote with Santorum, allowing Romney to win state after state that he might otherwise have lost if faced with only one of them.
He called it the "problem from hell" and said former President George W. Bush once told him that "he never wanted to be faced – never wanted any president to be faced – with only two options".
The Burmese government's ongoing persecution of the Rohingya has, in the last two years, reached a level so untenable that the Rohingya are faced with only two options, to remain and risk annihilation or flee.
The President, who was in reality faced with only two stark choices - to obey the Justices or to pack his bags - decided late this evening that he would comply "in all respects" with the Supreme Court ruling.
Most sessions were delivered face to face with only 8 sessions delivered by telephone and 1 by email.
" Governors, local authorities and the police must take "the strongest possible action to support headteachers when they are faced with not only threats to themselves but also to their families".
Early investors made (and probably lost) millions on early ICOs but the resulting noise has created an environment where the best and brightest technical minds are faced with not only creating a technical product but also maintaining a monetary system.
And they are being supported by Pakistan because the Pakistani generals fear being squeezed in an Indian nutcracker, faced with not only a massive Indian presence to their south but a pro-Indian regime to the north in Afghanistan.
After years of serving their country and not having to deal with the everyday financial concerns of civilians, vets are faced with not only adjusting to day-to-day financial obligations, but also planning for the long-term.
