Sentence examples for failed to face from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mbeki has catastrophically failed to face up to his country's greatest challenge.

Yet U.S. politicians have utterly failed to face up to the danger.

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".

The problem for the left now is not so much that it has failed to face up to its own history, but that it has become paralysed by the burden of it.

But it is inexcusable that Labour's next leaders fail to face the problems.

But it is a moot question whether semantic deflationism really dissolves the Representation Problem or merely fails to face up to it.

But Edwards says Lydiate is so important that Wales may risk him in the first Test on 14 June even if the Racing Metro player fails to face Eastern Province Kings on 10 June.

When we fail to face unresolved pain from our childhood, we have many, often unconscious, ways of repeating it.

Universities shouldn't advertise themselves as places that prepare graduates to address issues facing the world while they fail to face those issues themselves.