Sentence examples for has faced back from inspiring English sources

"The initial offer was 40m euros and that is now 18m euros because of all the problems he has faced back in England".

The initial offer was €40m and that is now €18m (£16m) because of all the problems he has faced back in England".

It was a remarkable move for a mayor who has faced back-to-back multibillion-dollar budget gaps, and who faces more gaps in the next two years.

The iPod, which has faced large back orders, serves as an example.

The prime minister has faced calls to back an in/out referendum from his own MPs, 81 of whom rebelled against the party line last year to vote for a referendum.

Congo, which has faced six outbreaks back home, is training 1,000 volunteers.

The chancellor has faced claims of backing away from major measures after he dropped proposals for a radical overhaul of tax relief for pension contributions.

Google has faced criticism over copyright (back to Murdoch again), concerns over privacy and a bitter backlash from authors and publishers over its controversial programme to digitise millions of books.

But it is not the first difficulty Mr Chávez has faced in organising political backing for a revolution whose linchpins are his own personality, the army and oil money.

Facebook has faced well-publicized questions – dating back a number of years – about its UK corporate tax position.

As an early leader in the campaign, with a target on her back, she has faced anger and derision without wavering.