Sentence examples for facing from from inspiring English sources

What Colchester has been very clear about is the pressures it is facing from increasing patient numbers.

In the face of the cuts the council is facing from central government, this can't carry on".

They do very little to protect former interpreters from the threats and attacks they are facing from the Taliban".

But it also underscored the potency of the threat that Mr. Bush is suddenly facing from Mr. Gore.

"The real effect of this speech will be to further increase the intolerance and the hostile reception that immigrants are facing from some sections of society".

Drastic cuts in public spending any time soon, as proposed by several of these candidates, look wildly irresponsible given the headwinds the US economy is facing from abroad.

Much of the marble facing from its concrete structures was dug up in the Middle Ages and Renaissance to be reused on distant new buildings.

Wall Street analysts are beginning to acknowledge the potential liabilities Goldman is facing from the fraud accusations leveled by the Securities and Exchange Commission and federal prosecutors.

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Remove the watch faces from the bands.

"We are very mindful of the difficulties we are all facing - from a player, a sustainable business and a competition point of view.