Sentence examples for fail to face from inspiring English sources
But it is inexcusable that Labour's next leaders fail to face the problems.
It means Britain can fail to face historical facts, question ourselves as a modern nation and think about complexity.
"A prolonged period of denial, particularly by the church when we fail to face up to our responsibilities in this matter, can reinforce the damage done by the abuse itself.
The Bluth family, whose reputation has been tarnished because of allegations of embezzlement and (light) treason against the patriarch, struggles to reclaim its former glory, carried predominately by the noble son Michael Jason Batemann), as they all, in their unique brands of selfishness, fail to face the harsh realities of their actions.
As Marc Ostwald of Monument Securities puts it, there are no solutions other than outright default: "This will not change today, on 26 November or any other date, though the longer the various parties involved fail to face up to this reality, the higher the probability of a very disorderly default".
When we fail to face unresolved pain from our childhood, we have many, often unconscious, ways of repeating it.
Mr. Mbeki has catastrophically failed to face up to his country's greatest challenge.
There is no denying that the United Nations has failed to face up to its role in a continuing tragedy.
The game was AB de Villiers' 200th ODI for South Africa but he failed to face a single ball.
So, contrary to your editorial, it makes no sense to say that "Mr. Mbeki has catastrophically failed to face up to his country's greatest challenge".
