Sentence examples for going in the face of from inspiring English sources

"If you're a Deutsche Telekom investor, you're going in the face of regulatory uncertainty".

I can well imagine that not everyone would keep going in the face of such discouragement.

Whether housing can keep going in the face of rising layoffs is an open question.

An old VCR you keep going in the face of iPlayer and your PVR?

The longer it keeps going in the face of volatility and technical glitches happening, the more we'll know.

Men clung to the idea of fighting for the Führer, or for the emperor, to keep them going in the face of certain defeat.

"To go in the face of people with religious convictions — that's something he'd be very reluctant to do".

In a commentary last week in The Guardian, after Mr. Chut Wutty's death, Ms. Lambrick said that the killing "revealed just how far those people would go in the face of his courageous and untiring dedication to stop the destruction of Cambodia's forests.

This goes in the face of Microsoft policy, which has been to say the external HD DVD drive is the only option in the near future for HD DVD playback on the Xbox 360.

And the same goes in the face of being fired or let go.

Like the Minutemen, armed and ready to attack on a moment's notice against the growing intolerance of the occupying monarchy everyone needs to have their Bitcoin plan of action ready to go in the face of financial tyranny.