Sentence examples for facing everyone from inspiring English sources

Lax and Sebenius describe what they call, "the negotiator's dilemma" as the key problem facing everyone in a consensus building or dispute resolution process.

By providing unfettered opportunity to each of its members, the society understood that it would arrive at the best solutions to problems facing everyone.

Perhaps because of their geographical proximity to Libya and the rest of the Arab world, Europeans have come to view Muammar el-Qaddafi as a man who has long waged battle against the danger now facing everyone else: Muslim extremism.

"It is clearly reprehensible for the union to continue to hold strikes when Royal Mail is not planning any further efficiency changes for the rest of the 2009 calendar year and the priority facing everyone in Royal Mail is to deliver the best possible service to customers in the run-up to Christmas," Higson said.

You're always facing everyone's best pitchers".

A big issue facing everyone at some point in our lives is aging.

At the end, Janet turned to face everyone, shouting: "Sisters!

When he faces everyone else, a diminished version seems to pitch, and the inconsistency is puzzling the Yankees.

Notably, competitiveness is mapped to the number of opponents each agent faces; therefore, in the event everyone faces everyone, competitiveness vanishes.

He could have been one of those friendly TV faces everyone likes.

Across the board, whether it's the school district where I worked, or FVSD, budget constraints face everyone.