Sentence examples for facing return from inspiring English sources

The infants currently facing return to Nauru were all born in Australia after 4 December 2014.

Those wanting to travel by air from Rio de Janeiro to São Paulo – a distance of 200 miles – where the opening match is scheduled, are already facing return air fares as high as £720.

"Looking After the Veteran, Back Home and Damaged" (news article, Sept. 28) provides a thoughtful look at just a few of the complex issues facing returning service members, veterans, their caregivers and their families.

One of the most serious challenges facing returning veterans is the psychological toll inflicted by combat.

Today, the two greatest challenges facing returning residents are affordable housing and lack of employment experience and marketable skills.

But these terms can flatten or minimize the complex and mutable circumstances facing returning military service members and their families.

And in the in-between years we move on, but either way, the daily problems facing returning veterans are little more than a footnote.

Because he thought he could face return fire, he ducked down to take cover behind the door of the unmarked police van he was riding in.

Old faces return – Nicola Murray MP is now in opposition and, more worryingly, party leader – while Peter Mannion is now the cabinet minister for the Department for Social Affairs and Citizenship.

International planners would be wise to address this key issue early on in Afghanistan, where more than four million uprooted people will face return to a devastated society.

Nadim from Montreal: "Sorry, but I cannot face returning.