Sentence examples for has faced enough from inspiring English sources

Avram Grant has faced enough hostile press conferences in his career to know that he got away lightly.

Singapore's government claims it has faced enough electoral competition to keep it honest but not so much that there was a high risk of losing power.

"But we've faced enough left-handed pitching.

He was a practical filmmaker who had faced enough difficulties early in his career to know that the ability to keep working at a rapid pace was a privilege, and as he said in Andreu's film he knew that films made with more attention to the work at hand than to one's own self had the best chance of surviving that fragile and mortal self.

That these two women have faced enough fear and suffering.

Everything Kola has faced would be enough to finish most people off.

The report also found that the county Department of Mental Health has faced obstacles assigning enough clinicians to the teams — which currently number 10 — perhaps due to the odd hours the teams must deploy or the perceived risks associated with working alongside deputies.

Throughout much of the euro zone's financial crisis, the European Central Bank has faced criticism for not doing enough — not printing enough money or not buying enough bonds or not cutting interest rates fast enough.

Throughout much of the euro zone's financial crisis, the bank has faced criticism for not doing enough — not printing enough money or not buying enough bonds or not cutting interest rates fast enough.

Mr. Rouhani, who heralded the agreement as a fresh start, has faced criticism for not doing enough to jump-start the economy.

The judgement is a victory for the Justice Department, which has faced criticism for not doing enough to hold Wall Street accountable for an array of alleged wrongdoing — including selling bad loans to investors and using fraudulent documents to foreclose on struggling homeowners.