Sentence examples for from that faced from inspiring English sources

This situation is fundamentally different from that faced by those nations with twin deficits: fiscal deficit cum external current account deficit.

Emerging Asian firms are growing up in a world that is radically different from that faced by Western firms in their early days.

We have thus entered a legal reality not so different from that faced by Socrates when the Thirty Tyrants ruled Athens, and it is a dangerous one.

However, the Labour MP Jess Phillips argued the situation in Cologne was little different from that faced by women in Birmingham city centre every weekend.

He said the situation was no different from that faced by producers of other consumer goods, but added, "we're continuing to stress the fact that pricing is difficult".

But the situation is a far cry from that faced by the manufacturers after the 9/11 attacks, when Boeing's orders fell by half and Airbus was forced to freeze expansion plans and lay off 30,000 workers.

Some 28% of the children they studied came from families that faced two or more disadvantages.

Almost half – 48% – came from families that faced two or more disadvantages, compared to 20% of children of Indian heritage.

Peter Wanless, chief executive of the NSPCC charity, which runs Child Line said: "The issues facing children today are very different from those that faced us as children.

Flanker Alasdair Strokosch, a late withdrawal from the team that faced the Springboks, may also be a doubt.

The announcement signaled the end of a presidency that faced resistance from the start.