Sentence examples for facing among from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Zimbabwe is close to meeting the criteria for invoking the declaration endorsed at the UN in 2005 that there is an international "responsibility to protect" people facing, among other things, crimes against humanity.

"Sixty-nine percent still shows that President Obama has real trouble in the Jewish community, and it hints at the challenges he is facing among a reliable Democratic constituency," said Matthew Brooks, the executive director of the Republican Jewish Coalition.

The lack of a megastar in the post-Gretzky era is one of several difficulties the league is facing among its growing pains as it nears the end of a decade of rapid expansion.

Britain's team of Nigel Levine, Conrad Williams, Jack Green and Martyn Rooney are in the first heat, facing – among others – a South African team featuring Oscar Pistorius, the double amputee "blade runner" who is competing in both the Olympics and Paralympics this year.

They face, among others, Barcelona and Sevilla in the next four weeks.

Council house tenants already face among the highest rents in the country.

One should not underestimate the opposition that reforms continue to face among Greeks.

Ahearn said that he had wanted to insert ordinary Bronx faces among the ranks of the rich and famous.

In this scrappy frontier town in eastern Congo, the United Nations faces among the most important tests of its peacekeeping prowess.

The race is the Belmont Stakes on Saturday, when Dunkirk will face, among others, the Kentucky Derby winner, Mine That Bird.

For all the challenges he faces among grass-roots conservatives, he has the backing of some of the Tea Party movement's most prominent patrons.