Sentence examples for facing a bit from inspiring English sources
Mike Trout probably is facing a bit more heat than Harper right now.
Meanwhile the German FA is facing a bit of a structural crisis.
Formed in 1971, SABR is facing a bit of a crisis because its median member age has climbed to the late 50s.
"Prior to the Arsenal-Milan game last month, Milan were facing a bit of a goalkeeping crisis, and were claiming that they might need to play their third-choice keeper, Valerio Fiori," says Mathew Richards.
Over the past year Facebook has been broadening its horizons, facing a bit of criticism each step of the way.
Uber is no longer the scrappy underdog it once was, and so it's facing a bit of backlash lately.
But this is where the argument faces a bit of a struggle.
Elsewhere investors in Helphire, the accident claim specialist, faced a bit of a car crash.
Windows users might face a bit more trouble trying to find tear-down manuals for their laptops.
