Sentence examples for faces of dealing from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen if we remember Rio for its "polyclinic" (whose equipment is to be donated to local healthcare organisations), or its extraordinary attempt to find 5000 medical volunteers, or for the very specific challenge it faces of dealing with fears about Zika or polluted water.

Buying used at thrift stores and flea markets usually means you are dealing with another human being, face-to-face, instead of dealing with a faceless corporation.

Now Mr. Sharon faces the prospect of dealing once again with his nemesis, Mr. Arafat, and of acknowledging that Israel's tactics have not succeeded.

In this new reality series David Hasselhoff wields his authority, sort of, as he faces the challenges of dealing with his adult daughters, Taylor-Ann and Hayley, while grappling with a few unsavory issues of his own.

Mr Yeung faces five charges of "dealing with property known or believed to represent proceeds of indictable offence".

The use of electrostatic force microscopy (EFM) to characterize and manipulate surfaces at the nanoscale usually faces the problem of dealing with systems where several parameters are not known.

Even if Turkey succeeds in sealing the border, Ankara faces the challenge of dealing with the substantial number of Turkish fighters currently fighting on the ground in Syria.

Graduates will face the prospect of dealing with difficult teenagers.

"Eighty nations face the challenge of dealing with foreign fighters.

They now face the prospect of dealing with a Kenyan government run by two men indicted by the ICC.

Ms. True's trial was widely believed to be the first instance of a museum curator facing criminal charges of dealing in illicit antiquities.