Sentence examples for facing as further from inspiring English sources

Despite admitting that he was so removed from campus that he was unaware of what minority students were facing (as further demonstrated by his need to poll students on their grievances), he nevertheless released his opinion to the New York Times.

In the meantime, the parabola of hype and deflation over the so-called pink Viagra illustrates the challenges that drug makers are likely to face as they expand further into quality-of-life issues like sex from more familiar and saturated chronic-problem categories like high cholesterol.

Confidence in the European banking sector took a hit after the European Central bank warned on Monday that the euro zone could face as much as $283 billion in further bank writedowns until 2010.

Vice President Dick Cheney rejected Mr. Chirac's proposal for a one-month deadline for the inspectors, characterizing it to the CBS News program "Face the Nation" as "further delaying tactics".

Under the successors of Aḥmad II, Bahmanī faced continuous disturbances, such as further rebellion in Telingana and three serious onslaughts by Maḥmūd Khaljī of Malwa; the Gajapati king of Orissa joined the fray by making inroads into the heart of the Bahmanī kingdom.

"I think as we start to face further and further environmental degradation, agriculture will have to come to the floor.

Ukip is facing a fresh storm of controversy as further evidence emerged of racism among its local election candidates, including a suggestion by one that the comedian Lenny Henry should emigrate to a "black country".

The intelligent if occasionally abrasive 30-year-old has already suffered heavily for his verbal exchange with Ashwell Prince at the end of the third day of the recent Roses match, but could now be facing further punishment as the Cricket Discipline Panel continue to probe exactly what was said.

Travellers are facing further misery as airports, roads and rail continue to be badly hit by snow in parts of the UK.

The Kent village of Yalding is facing further flooding as Met Office figures show much of southern England had its wettest January since records began.

"It's just the whole way this development has begun which has baffled and angered local residents". Villagers are also facing further disruption as part of Gresford Road is due to be closed for 16 weeks from late April to allow new drainage to be installed for the development.