Sentence examples for facing a testing from inspiring English sources

Formula one is facing a testing time as the sport battles with the substantial hole in its finances caused by the withdrawal of tobacco advertisers.

His suspension leaves head coach Gregor Townsend facing a testing trio of Pro12 fixtures with limited second-row options.

"We are facing a test of our existence," said the party leader, Wolfgang Schauble.

So Derbyshire are certainly facing a test of their resolve when they bat last.

"I do think the alliance is facing a test here," Ms. Rice said in a visit to London.

Starved for Safety (March 31 , 2004 Today in Africa, we are facing a test of our ability to stop civil wars and avert genocides — and failing it.

In Strasbourg on Tuesday, Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary general, said Europe was facing a test it could not afford to fail.

In January, The Wall Street Journal reported that the company's lobbying arm was facing a test.

We are at a point in the West, and wherever else Liberalism stands as the societal model, of facing a test.

Born in 1875, Charles Henry Holden faced a testing childhood.

And although Germans generally seem to trust her handling of the euro crisis, she faces a testing election in September.