Sentence examples for facing reverse from inspiring English sources

Suggestions for those facing reverse logistics cost or processing problems: 1.

If we look at it the other way round, there are some men claiming that they face reverse discrimination.

Former commanders in chief may have faced reverses in prosecuting the cold war -- John F. Kennedy and the Bay of Pigs, for example, or Ronald Reagan at Reykjavik.

This problem, which is one the USA is currently facing in reverse [30], was too much for the industry and Deutsche Bahn, in it's role as infrastructure manager in Germany and growing international and freight operator, came down in marked opposition, so much so that every Annual Report from 2007 to 2010 states blunt opposition to any such proposal [31].

I remember the solemn music and the horse with the boots facing in reverse.

The depth profiles of nitrogen were the same for samples set on holder surfaces both facing and reversed to the RF source, which suggested homogeneous implantation in all directions.

Do we face the reverse of that this time?

The BBC now face a reverse of the Top Gear problem.

Interface also faced a reverse logistics challenge: it had to work with existing and new partners to learn how to capture and truck tons of carpet back to its partner plants.

But, unlike Churchill who was able to hold Britain together during the desperate years of 1939-1941 until Pearl Harbor brought America into the war, Ghani faces the reverse situation.

We face the reverse of past progress in medicine, where a unifying cause ultimately links many clinical phenotypes, such as the great imitator syphilis.