Sentence examples for faced with years from inspiring English sources

Faced with years of austerity, Britain is unlikely to reverse that enfeeblement.

A punk-feminist collective, Pussy Riot is a band of political rebel-artists who, faced with years in a Russian prison, turn out to be courageous, self-possessed, and historically aware.

Future Housing experts predict that tackling badly managed HMOs will become even more vital as councils and housing associations are faced with years of upheaval resulting from changes to government housing and benefits policies.

Faced with years of game development costing millions of dollars, Id concluded that Microsoft's big black console had critical technology that its rivals -- Sony's PlayStation 2, by far the industry leader, and Nintendo's GameCube -- did not.

As a result of the litigation, AT&T said in its letter, "carriers who are alleged to have cooperated with intelligence activities are faced with years of litigation, at great financial and reputational cost, and are forced to remain mute in the face of extreme allegations, no matter how false".

"Industrial action is not our members' preference but faced with years of pay freezes, low pay, cuts and job losses, they are saying enough is enough".

The problem, however, does not lie with the concept of the quality-adjusted life-year, but with the judgment that, if faced with 10 years as a quadriplegic, one would prefer a shorter lifespan without a disability.

It's what the Eagles faced with 14 years of Andy Reid.

Faced with two years in jail, English phoned the firm that owned the billboards daily, pleading for leniency.

Faced with five years in opposition, the UNP might assent to a modified version of the constitutional package that it rejected before the election.

Faced with 20 years in a Bangkok jail, she dissolves into self-pity before teaching her fellow inmates Madonna's 'Like a Virgin'.