Sentence examples for faces experienced from inspiring English sources

When it faces experienced quarterbacks flanked by multiple big-play threats, the Jets wobble and lurch, casting their reputation into doubt.

Ashton is a relatively untested EU official who will, if the talks take place, face experienced Iranian nuclear negotiators.

In addition, Janet M. Box-Steffensmeier found in a 1996 paper that incumbents with large campaign war chests were less likely to face experienced, quality challengers.

Henshaw will pair up at centre with Jared Payne for just the fifth time as they face experienced Wales midfield duo Jonathan Davies and Jamie Roberts.

The workgroup felt that reactive children displayed more social skills deficits and were likely to face experienced psychosocial problems later in development.

K discussed at length the challenges that children face experiencing family transitions.

Both lunar faces experience roughly 14 days of daylight and 14 days of darkness in a regular lunar cycle.

Drakeford faces the experienced Craig Williams for the Conservatives and Plaid Cymru's Neil McEvoy.

Robson, who broke serve six times in the match, now faces the experienced Swede, Johanna Larsson, the world No 84.

15-0 Whyte faces the experienced Brian Minto, who has only had just over a week to prepare for this.

"My judgment is that at both the trial and appellate level we face very experienced and competent opponents," he said.